New and Used Cooper Clubman Prices, MINI Cooper Clubman Model Years and History
MINI Cooper Clubman Models
2019 Clubman
Small-car look with big room inside; strong fuel economy; fun to drive; excellent handling; quirky "barn door" cargo access
2018 Clubman
Adorable small-car look; strong fuel economy; fun to drive; quirky "barn door" cargo access
2017 Clubman
Adorable small-car looks; strong fuel economy; fun to drive; quirky "barn door" cargo access
2016 Cooper Clubman
Adorable small-car looks; strong fuel economy; fun to drive; quirky "barn door" cargo access
2014 Cooper Clubman
Adorable styling; fuel economy; agile handling; high performance S and John Cooper Works models
2013 Cooper Clubman
Retro good looks; fuel economy; agile handling; high performance S and John Cooper Works models
2012 Cooper Clubman
Retro good looks; fuel economy; agile handling; high performance S and John Cooper Works models
2011 Cooper Clubman
Retro good looks; fuel economy; agile handling; high performance S and John Cooper Works models
2010 Cooper Clubman
Retro styling with classic good looks; fuel economy; agile handling; sporty performance
2009 Cooper Clubman
Retro good looks; fuel economy; agile handling; high performance from both S and John Cooper Works models
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About Cooper Clubman
Introduced as a brand-new model in 2008, the MINI Cooper Clubman was based upon the design of its Cooper cousin, but incorporated a bigger wheelbase, offered a more spacious interior and featured a split cargo door with a passenger-side door, amongst other unique features. New additions to the 2009 model included roof rails, a vanity spoiler in the rear, and numerous interior and exterior style tweaks. In 2010, cruise control was added as was an upgraded steering and sound system (Harmon Kardon). A reworked and even more improved steering system, along with a slight increase of horsepower and minor updates to trims were offered for 2011. No changes were in store for 2012, but Bluetooth became a standard feature in 2013. The Cooper Clubman remained unchanged for 2014.