Mini Cooper SD (Gear 2)
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The Mini Cooper SD is the first Mini diesel to carry the famous Cooper S badge – so how does it live up to this reputation? Well, for starters the 2.0-litre turbocharged unit produces 141bhp. That’s nearly 28% more than the Cooper D and almost 60% beyond what the regular One D can manage with their current 1.6-litre BMW turbodiesel engines. It’s also packing 225lb ft of torque (pulling power) – which is more than any other Mini, including the 181bhp petrol-powered Cooper S. As a result the regular Mini Hatch version sprints to 62mph in just 8.1 seconds and achieves a top speed of 134mph, while returning a claimed 65.7mpg and emitting 114g/km CO2. Mini Cooper SD (Gear 2). News and automotive information about Mini Cooper SD car gear 2. Mini Cooper SD car pictures and images gear 2. The Cooper SD is also available as Mini Clubman, Convertible and Countryman. Even the ALL4 all-wheel drive version of the latter, by far the heaviest and least efficient vehicle in the Mini range, manages 57.6mpg, 130g/km CO2, 0-62mph in 9.4 seconds and 121mph. These results are helped by a full compliment of ‘MINIMALISM’ fuel saving technologies, including start-stop, brake energy regeneration, gearshift indicator, electric power steering and demand-based use of components like the alternator. Mini has also fitted a ‘super light’ six-speed manual gearbox, helping to compensate for the added weight of the 2.0-litre lump under the bonnet. A six-speed automatic is optional. Then there’s the new Mini Pimilico – a special edition of the Hatch. This includes Lazer Blue metallic paint, 16-inch alloys, Piano Black interior trim, white indicators and Pimlico badging, and is priced from £14,465. Finally, the new Mini Sport Pack is available on all versions of the Hatch and Convertible. This comprises a more aggressive exterior appearance, John Cooper Works interior detailing, Piano Black trim, white indicators, bonnet stripes and a Sport button. This controls the actions of the Dynamic Traction Control and Electronic Differential Lock Control, both of which aim to boost the Mini’s handling and responses. 17-inch John Cooper Works alloy wheels are the finishing touch. Prices range between £2,150 and £3,245 – depending on model. Mini Cooper SD (Gear 2). News and automotive information about Mini Cooper SD car gear 2. Mini Cooper SD car pictures and images gear 2.
Mini Cooper SD (Gear 1)
Mini Cooper SD (Gear 2)
Mini Cooper SD (Gear 3)
Mini Cooper SD (Gear 4)
News and automotive information about Mini Cooper SD car gear 2. Mini Cooper SD car pictures and images gear 2.
The Mini Cooper SD is the first Mini diesel to carry the famous Cooper S badge – so how does it live up to this reputation? Well, for starters the 2.0-litre turbocharged unit produces 141bhp. That’s nearly 28% more than the Cooper D and almost 60% beyond what the regular One D can manage with their current 1.6-litre BMW turbodiesel engines. It’s also packing 225lb ft of torque (pulling power) – which is more than any other Mini, including the 181bhp petrol-powered Cooper S. As a result the regular Mini Hatch version sprints to 62mph in just 8.1 seconds and achieves a top speed of 134mph, while returning a claimed 65.7mpg and emitting 114g/km CO2. Mini Cooper SD (Gear 2). News and automotive information about Mini Cooper SD car gear 2. Mini Cooper SD car pictures and images gear 2. The Cooper SD is also available as Mini Clubman, Convertible and Countryman. Even the ALL4 all-wheel drive version of the latter, by far the heaviest and least efficient vehicle in the Mini range, manages 57.6mpg, 130g/km CO2, 0-62mph in 9.4 seconds and 121mph. These results are helped by a full compliment of ‘MINIMALISM’ fuel saving technologies, including start-stop, brake energy regeneration, gearshift indicator, electric power steering and demand-based use of components like the alternator. Mini has also fitted a ‘super light’ six-speed manual gearbox, helping to compensate for the added weight of the 2.0-litre lump under the bonnet. A six-speed automatic is optional. Then there’s the new Mini Pimilico – a special edition of the Hatch. This includes Lazer Blue metallic paint, 16-inch alloys, Piano Black interior trim, white indicators and Pimlico badging, and is priced from £14,465. Finally, the new Mini Sport Pack is available on all versions of the Hatch and Convertible. This comprises a more aggressive exterior appearance, John Cooper Works interior detailing, Piano Black trim, white indicators, bonnet stripes and a Sport button. This controls the actions of the Dynamic Traction Control and Electronic Differential Lock Control, both of which aim to boost the Mini’s handling and responses. 17-inch John Cooper Works alloy wheels are the finishing touch. Prices range between £2,150 and £3,245 – depending on model. Mini Cooper SD (Gear 2). News and automotive information about Mini Cooper SD car gear 2. Mini Cooper SD car pictures and images gear 2.
Mini Cooper SD (Gear 1)
Mini Cooper SD (Gear 2)
Mini Cooper SD (Gear 3)
Mini Cooper SD (Gear 4)