45£9,995
74.0K
37Low Mileage
£25,499
£429/pm (PCP)
11.7K
Gates of Stevenage
61Reduced
£17,590
£341/pm (HP)
16.8K
JRR Cars
26Low Mileage
£18,700
30.5K
Carworld Supermarket
52Low Mileage
£10,250
£202/pm (HP)
42.6K
Ponko
19£33,798
86.0
Arnold Clark Inverness MINI
23Low Mileage
£18,600
£382/pm (PCP)
23.5K
Big Motoring World Cannock
37Low Mileage
£33,995
£538/pm (PCP)
18.1K
Bavarian Mini
29Low Mileage
£4,750
79.1K
Traxlers Auto Ltd
39Low Mileage
£6,995
£126/pm (HP)
75.4K
Autobarn at Mill Hill
27£17,995
£357/pm (HP)
43.0K
Chelmsford Car Company Ltd
7£23,495
£369/pm (PCP)
38.1K
Motoring Way LTD
19Low Mileage
£29,898
6.1K
Arnold Clark Glasgow MINI
40Low Mileage
£16,199
£333/pm (HP)
32.6K
Motorpoint Swansea
25Low Mileage
£12,000
41.3K
Invicta Omoda Jaecoo Preston
37£12,095
79.0K
Motortrust UK Garstang
26Reduced
£6,995
£126/pm (HP)
77.0K
50£15,295
£270/pm (PCP)
73.7K
14Low Mileage
£15,745
£310/pm (HP)
36.0K
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If you're in the market for the classic MINI style and driving experience but need the practicality of an SUV, then a used MINI Countryman is a great choice. It's the brand's most practical offering, and there are even four-wheel drive and plug-in hybrid variants to choose from.
The new Countryman has two petrol engines to choose from, with the option of front- or all-wheel drive (ALL4). There are also all-electric, hybrid, petrol and diesel engine options to choose from, depending on the generation.
PetrolThe MINI Countryman is the perfect option for fans of the brand who want more space to fit the whole family.
Interior spaceBMW first released their version of the MINI Countryman in 2010 and it has been through several facelifts along the way, with the newest promising an all-electric powertrain coming soon. Over each generation, MINI has focused on creating a more stylish ride with the latest powertrain and technology, making it a competitive choice.
With the start of the latest generation, the Countryman lineup will be splitting into two different variants, one using an ICE variant and the other relying on electric power. The all-electric MINI will be released later than the ICE variant.
These MINIs have new headlight designs and a thicker grille (on the ICE version) to cool down the engine. Both can be seen with a silver plastic trim under the bumper, meant to resemble a skid plate.
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Officially the largest MINI on the roads at the time, its popularity grew quickly. Design changes to the second generation didn't affect the MINI branding. Instead, the roof was mildly extended and an all-wheel system (ALL4) was added for more capability. Inside the cabin, the design was also reminiscent of the smaller MINIs, but sliding and reclining seats were added to the back for even more comfort.
A 2020 facelift brought standard LED headlights and an available adaptive headlight system. A redesigned rear apron made the new LED taillights stand out.
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MINI took the Cooper and turned it into a Countryman by extending the width, height and length. What resulted was a near-perfect 50/50 distribution between the front and rear for a crossover that handled well on curvy roads.
A 2014 update offered black-moulded wheel-arches to give it an off-road appeal. Tailgate changes were made so that it would be more vertical and curved.
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The 1.5-litre turbocharged petrol engine was the most popular engine choice for buyers of new Countrymans, and that makes it the most readily available on the used market. It offers a fantastic blend of performance and efficiency, and the 2.0-litre option is available who are looking for a faster version.
The Countryman Cooper is the most popular version and the most commonly found on the used market. It comes with features like allow wheels, cruise control, air conditioning and rear parking sensors.
Yes, the Countryman is the most family-friendly car in the MINI line-up. It offers plenty of rear seating room and a decent-sized boot. It's relatively inexpensive to buy and run, too.
Yes, the Countryman PHEV is a plug-in hybrid version of the Countryman. When charged, it's able to travel around 26 miles on EV power alone, before transitioning to petrol/electric hybrid power to allow you to continue your journey.
John Cooper Works (JCW) versions of the Countryman are especially sporty examples. They have a more powerful engine, four-wheel drive and upgraded styling over regular versions of the Countryman, including the already sporty Cooper S.
Yes, look out for models badged as ALL4 - these are equipped with four-wheel drive. There are plenty available on the used market, so shouldn't be too hard to find.
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