It isn’t a particularly feature-rich car either, as most of the stuff is an optional extra. A basic rear-view camera feature that you would expect as standard is actually for Rs 50,000 extra.
parkplusioCooper S can only be had as a three-door, which means access to and room in the back is cramped. There are seats there, but only for kids. The ride quality too is firm.
parkplusioPower comes from a fantastic 2.0-litre turbo-petrol engine making 192hp and 300Nm of torque, and it’s mated to a 6-speed automatic gearbox.
parkplusioIf you manage to find one of the rarer convertible models, the roof mechanism and condition of the canvas top is absolutely crucial as it is an expensive fix.
Maintenance costs of the Cooper S are expectedly high, but if the car you are looking at comes with the optional extended service package, which at the time of launch was available for up to six years / 1,10,000km, then the service costs will be significantly lower.
The Cooper S also sports run-flat tyres that, in the event of a puncture, can drive on up to 80km at 80kph.
The Mini Cooper, in its S form, has a base price of around Rs 35 lakh.
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