MINI Cooper S Hatchback (2002 - 2006) review
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PROS
Has the power to match the handling.
CONS
Looks too cute for some people.
At a glance |
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| New price | £14,705 - £21,160 |
| Used price | £655 - £2,665 |
| Fuel economy | 32 - 33 mpg |
| Road tax cost | £325 |
| Insurance group | 30 - 34 How much is it to insure? |
MINI Cooper S rivals
Strapping a supercharger to the MINI Cooper has elevated performance to a level that most other road users don’t expect. Those cutesy looks suggest a funky shopping car. This rather rubs salt into the wounds of other performance car drivers when they get left for dead on a twisty road. It takes a keen eye to pick out the bonnet scoop that is the only reliable visual indication the this is the hot Mini rather than just a tarted-up One.
John Cooper can add a ‘Works’ performance pack that makes the MINI virtually untouchable on a country road.
