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NEW Mini Countryman review – BEST Mini ever? | What Car?

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Video chapters:.
0:00 The brand-new Fellow citizen practicality.
1:47 Rear seat functionality.
3:50 Interior review.
4:54 Tech.
6:16 Storage and quality.
7:41 Engines.
8:31 Efficiency.
10:29 Driving impressions.
11:39 Trim levels.
12:24 Optional extras.
14:03 Union Jack headlights ?!
14:40 Pricing and rivals.
15:13 DECISION.

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27 responses to “NEW Mini Countryman review – BEST Mini ever? | What Car?”

  1. @80y3r9 Avatar
    @80y3r9

    “they’ve made it bigger but is it anymore practical” now park it next to a multistorey with a narrow up ramp Vs the old one

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  2. @rare6499 Avatar
    @rare6499

    That fixed forward facing headrest on the front seats is such a stupid design.

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    1. @Brian-om2hh Avatar
      @Brian-om2hh

      Agreed. Even if it’s just touching the back of your head, it will eventually drive you crazy..

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    2. @fist003 Avatar
      @fist003

      i dont get the new obsession with integrated head rest.

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  3. @lukedavies3732 Avatar
    @lukedavies3732

    You can take out the parcel shelf for most cars…why was that special?

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  4. @wendyhopkins2902 Avatar
    @wendyhopkins2902

    I think Mini have totally taken a back step , not one on my list !!

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    1. @YankeeMav Avatar
      @YankeeMav

      I know it doesn’t even offer ventilated seats

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    2. @wendyhopkins2902 Avatar
      @wendyhopkins2902

      @@YankeeMav , my E.V Niro level 4 is so much better equipped than this mini

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    3. @Brian-om2hh Avatar
      @Brian-om2hh

      @@wendyhopkins2902 And that pretty much says it all. The choices among £35 to £40k EV’s out there are now comprehensive. I wouldn’t even contemplate spending £35K plus on a Mini, with the choices there are out there now.

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  5. @666JGNotts Avatar
    @666JGNotts

    Another case of style over substance maybe?

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  6. @pradeepmagan6951 Avatar
    @pradeepmagan6951

    You have to be kidding, did they pay you, this car looks nothing like a mini it’s more of a Suzuki

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    1. @Carfan678 Avatar
      @Carfan678

      How does it not look like a mini?

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    2. @michaeloreilly657 Avatar
      @michaeloreilly657

      They should have called it the MAXI.
      Well then again, maybe not!

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  7. @piglet5287 Avatar
    @piglet5287

    It looks like a Chinese knock-off of a Mini

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  8. @vp272 Avatar
    @vp272

    Mini’s now need global appeal and therefore it may lose uk sales. Last generation looked so much nicer

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  9. @mikadavies660 Avatar
    @mikadavies660

    The seating in a BMW X1 is better, as is the fit & finish. I would rather haggle a good X1 deal than pay the full rrp on the Countryman.

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  10. @Madonsteamrailways Avatar
    @Madonsteamrailways

    I would remind you that the ORIGINAL Austin 7 Mini had the instrument panel on a single central circular dial.

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  11. @saintetienne755 Avatar
    @saintetienne755

    It’s nothing like a MINI

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  12. @thebigcheese6606 Avatar
    @thebigcheese6606

    Looking cool but interior seems less quality.

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  13. @paultaylor9652 Avatar
    @paultaylor9652

    I definitely think the headlights are tooooo high.

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  14. @mrmawson2438 Avatar
    @mrmawson2438

    0 to 60 in 5.4 seconds isn’t bad

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  15. @jermineprince9188 Avatar
    @jermineprince9188

    It’s a nice vehicle but I don’t like that all the drives information is in that center screen, I prefer the one before.

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  16. @timoliver8940 Avatar
    @timoliver8940

    Had my BEV Countryman S E Sport L 3 since April 9 and the only faults I can find are the front seat head restraints force your head forward and that is uncomfortable and there are still a lot of bugs in the electronics in the dash – mine refuses point blank to give me satnav voice instructions in English, German, French, Spanish or Italian it just tells me that it doesn’t recognise those languages even though they (and a whole lot more languages are available) in the settings. Even when the setting is set to English I get a message on the screen telling me that English is not available for satnav instructions!
    Not that it bothers me as 99% of my charging is at home but I also haven’t been able to get it to connect to the Plug and Charge system so,used my Electroverse card instead and got a discount on Octopus.
    Drove mine to Harrogate and back last weekend and it’s a hoot to drive on the motorway and is very comfortable and quiet at speed. it’s not too thirsty at motorway speed having averaged 3.4m/kWh overall – charging on Ionity and EVPoint chargers was no problem at max 150kW but it’s a pity that the charging curve starts to taper off that at 35-37% SOC in this day and age. 40% to 80% on a 350kW Ionity at Carlisle took 20 minutes and 22 minutes on a 150kW charger at Starbucks in Harrogate to do similar. The augmented reality display is brilliant but spoken satnav routing instructions are more useful as you don’t have to take your eyes off the road to see where to turn. The ride is great on the 19” wheels on mine – I’m used to driving air sprung Range Rovers and New Defenders and it’s as comfortable as those even on rough road surfaces.
    Might have been more appropriate of BMW Mini to have resurrected the old Maxi name for it though – it’s 10cms longer than my 2023 Defender 90, it cannot go quite as far off the tar as the Defender too even though mine has a “trails” mode setting in the experiences – best to limit your off road ventures to a forest drive I have found.

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  17. @hughventer2934 Avatar
    @hughventer2934

    This is such a step back, in every way. It looks very cheap, very Suzuki like.

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  18. @Brian-om2hh Avatar
    @Brian-om2hh

    No manual option will put some buyers off, although I prefer an auto myself….

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  19. @TG-pd3ft Avatar
    @TG-pd3ft

    “a step backwards” Yep

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  20. @goncalocrespo7959 Avatar
    @goncalocrespo7959

    The interior is amazing !

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