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Our Fleet Test Drive: Mini Countryman - 5th Report

Date: 13 September 2011   |   Author: Guy Bird

Rear seats

In my book 60:40 sliding rear seats are 'a good thing'.

They boost the Countryman's 350-litre boot space to 450 litres, but I have to confess to not using the option yet for two reasons: 1) If you do have rear passengers it overly compromises legroom, even for kids elevated in child seats with no need for footwells and 2) On this model there is a pronounced bar in the low load floor against which the rear seats normally rest, which doesn't make the bigger space that useable; it won't allow a suitcase to be pushed further into the boot for example. Bit annoying that.

Mini Cooper D Countryman
Mileage2010 miles
Our average consumption47.4mpg
Forecast CPM43.1p
Actual CPM44.8p



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