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MINI Hatchback Hatch 5 Door 1.5 II Cooper

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£225.00 pm

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Driver Convenience

Acoustic seat-belt warning: Basic bluetooth function with USB audio: Brake fluid level warning light: Brake pad wear indicator warning light: DTC - Dynamic traction control: Exterior temperature gauge: Intelligent emergency call: MINI TeleServices: Oil level indicator: On board computer: Push button starter: Service interval indicator: Servotronic PAS:

Entertainment

Auxiliary input socket: DAB digital radio module:

Exterior Features

2 speed wipers+intermittent wipe: Aluminium tailgate: Anti dazzle mirror: Anti trapping/one touch open close front windows: Body coloured bumpers: Chrome bezels around rear lights and headlights: Chrome door handles: Chrome exhaust tailpipe: Chrome grille surround: Chrome plated trim on bottom edge of window: Chrome strip on lower grille: Electric front windows: Electric rear windows: Electrically adjustable door mirrors: Flared wheel arches: Follow me home headlights: Green tinted heat insulating glass: Heated door mirrors/heated windscreen washers: Heated rear window with auto timer: High gloss black tailgate: LED fog lights: LED rear lights: Rear wiper: Side scuttles: White indicator lights:

Interior Features

2 rear head restraints: 4 boot load lashing points: 4 way manually adjustable passenger seat: 6-way manually adjustable driver's seat: Active carbon filter: Adjustable front seats backrest: Air recirculation system: Auxiliary socket in centre console storage compartment: Centre console storage: Driver's seat height adjuster: Driver/passenger sunvisors: Front and rear cupholders: Front head restraints: Front passenger grab handle: Gear/selector and handbrake in artificial leather: Internal chrome door handles: Isofix child seat preparation: Luggage compartment lighting: Multifunction steering wheel: Reach + rake adjustable steering column: Rear grab handles: Rear storage trays: Split folding rear seats: Storage compartments in doors: Toolkit in luggage compartment:

Safety

3 point seatbelts: 3x3 point rear seatbelts: ABS/EBD: ASC+T: CBC - (Cornering brake control): Crash Sensor - activates hazard/interior lighting + unlocks doors: Driver and passenger airbags: Driver/front passenger side airbags: DSC - Dynamic Stability Control: Fuel cut off safety device: Head airbags: Hill start assist: Passenger airbag deactivation system: Seatbelt pretensioners: Tyre pressure warning: Ventilated front disc brakes:

Security

Drive away door locking: Locking wheel bolts: Remote central locking/doors+fuel cap+tailgate: Second remote key: Thatcham category 1 alarm+immobiliser:

Technical

Electronic differential lock:

Emissions - ICE

CO: 0.155 CO2 (g/km): 123 HC: 0.036 HC+NOx: Not Available NOx: 0.009 Particles: Not Available Standard Euro Emissions: EURO 6

Engine and Drive Train

Camshaft: DOHC Catalytic Convertor: Yes CC: 1499 Compression Ratio: 11.0:1 Cylinder Layout: IN-LINE Cylinders: 3 Cylinders - Bore (mm): 82 Cylinders - Stroke (mm): 94.6 Engine Code: B38A15M1 Engine Layout: FRONT TRANSVERSE Fuel Delivery: TURBO INJECTION Gears: 6 SPEED Number of Valves: 12 Transmission: MANUAL

Fuel Consumption - ICE

EC Combined (mpg): 52.3 EC Directive 1999/100/EC Applies: Yes EC Extra Urban (mpg): 62.8 EC Urban (mpg): 41.5

General

Badge Engine CC: 1.5 Badge Power: 136 Based On ID: Not Available Coin Description: Not Available Coin Series: Cooper II Insurance Group 1 - 50 Effective January 07: 19E Manufacturers Corrosion Perforation Guarantee - Years: 12 Manufacturers Paintwork Guarantee - Years: 3 NCAP Adult Occupant Protection %: 79 NCAP Child Occupant Protection %: 73 NCAP Overall Rating - Effective February 09: 4 NCAP Pedestrian Protection %: 66 NCAP Safety Assist %: 56 Did at least one aspect of this vehicle's safety give cause for concern?: No Special Edition: No Special Order: No Standard manufacturers warranty - Mileage: Unlimited Standard manufacturers warranty - Years: 3 Vehicle Homologation Class: M1

Performance

0 to 62 mph (secs): 8.2 Engine Power - BHP: 136 Engine Power - KW: 100 Engine Power - RPM: 4500 Engine Torque - LBS.FT: 162 Engine Torque - MKG: 22.4 Engine Torque - NM: 220 Engine Torque - RPM: 1480 Top Speed: 129

Test Cycles

Emissions Test Cycle: NEDC Correlated

Tyres

Alloys?: Yes Space Saver?: No Tyre Size Front: 175/65 R15 Tyre Size Rear: 175/65 R15 Tyre Size Spare: TYRE REPAIR KIT Wheel Style: HELI SPOKE Wheel Type: 15" ALLOY

Vehicle Dimensions

Height: 1425 Height (including roof rails): Not Available Length: 3982 Wheelbase: 2567 Width: 1727 Width (including mirrors): 1932

Weight and Capacities

Fuel Tank Capacity (Litres): 40 Gross Vehicle Weight: 1685 Luggage Capacity (Seats Down): 941 Luggage Capacity (Seats Up): 278 Max. Loading Weight: 525 Max. Roof Load: 75 Max. Towing Weight - Braked: Not Available Max. Towing Weight - Unbraked: Not Available Minimum Kerbweight: 1160 No. of Seats: 5 Turning Circle - Kerb to Kerb: 11

Summary

There will have been whole legions of potential buyers who would have liked a MINI Hatch but who found the car just too small to meet their requirements. Some of these customers will have migrated to the bigger Countryman, but it's a reasonable bet that many felt that the Countryman didn't offer the look that attracted them to the Hatch and have gone shopping elsewhere. The five-door Hatch is the car that aims not only to mop up those lost sales but also attract new buyers to the marque who might have been considering a typical Focus/Astra class family hatch and can these days justify choosing a MINI. After all, this is a car that seems to have a whole lot of bases covered. It's well built, it looks good and it drives well too. Factor in excellent fuel economy, likely strong residuals and a very good standard equipment list, couple that with upfront asking prices that are anything but unreasonable and you have a really strong all-round package with broad appeal.

Background

Take a standard MINI, add a dash of length and practicality and you'd have a strong seller. You'd have a car like this, the MINI Hatch 5-Door. The BMW brand talks of this design being 'the first ever 5-door MINI Hatch'. Hang on though. Doesn't the company's Countryman model already fit that description? Apparently not. MINI now markets that car as an SUV segment contender. In any case, the Countryman isn't affordable or efficient enough to properly appeal to MINI's core customer demographic. Or, more pertinently, people who might want to be in MINI's core customer demographic. There are, after all, potentially lots of folk who like the stylish frugality and fun, chuckable, cheeky demeanour of the MINI Hatch 3-Door model but simply can't justify that car's tiny rear seats and restricted boot. Perhaps they've an occasional need to transport up to three kids in the back. And they require a car that won't be daunted by the modest proceeds of a family superstore shop.

Driving Experience

The engine range isn't going to come as any great surprise to seasoned MINI watchers. It begins with a new 1.5-litre three cylinder unit with 102bhp in the MINI One (up from 1.2-litres previously), then progresses to the mainstay of the range - the 136bhp 1.5-litre petrol-powered Cooper variant. Alternatively, there's the four cylinder petrol 2.0-litre turbo 192bhp Cooper S. Most customers will stick with a six-speed manual gearbox, but a newly-developed seven-speed Steptronic automatic is available as an option. The Cooper S will cover the sprint to 62mph in just 6.8 seconds, while the standard petrol Cooper isn't a whole lot slower, getting to 62 in 8.1 seconds. Variable Damper Control with adjustable dampers is available as an option, as are MINI driving modes which offers drivers the choice between Sport, Mid and Green modes. Using a rotary switch at the base of the gearstick or selector lever, drivers can swap from the default Mid mode to either Sport or Green. The three choices offer a set-up which is either performance-oriented, balanced or geared towards fuel efficiency. MINI driving modes also influences the ambient lighting, shift characteristics of the automatic transmission and the Variable Damper Control if the option is selected.

Design and Build

While it's inevitably not quite as pert as the three-door car, the extra 72mm grafted into this 5-door Hatch model's wheelbase gives the shape some roadside presence. In fact, more length has gone into the rear overhang, with the car 161mm longer than the standard Hatch. The five-door also delivers 15mm more headroom and 61mm of shoulder width. As for the most recent changes, well the styling doesn't look all that different, but close inspection will reveal the addition of standard-fit LED front and rear lights, plus there's now extra scope for all-important personalisation. The pitiful boot space that many might expect doesn't in fact come to pass. In fact, there's a reasonable 278-litre boot which is an increase of 67-litres on the three-door Hatch. Drop the 60/40 split rear seats and there's up to 941-litres available, both measures being better than what BMW sees as this MINI's key rival in its class, the Audi A1. The boot floor can be set at two different heights, which can either optimise space or offer a completely flat boot floor for easy loading. The twin height boot floor is part of an optional storage package which also includes additional lashing eyes and floor net for the luggage compartment, seats which can be angled more steeply so as to create more luggage space and map pouches for the backrests of the front seats. Accommodation in the back isn't bad, with a scooped-out headlining freeing up some extra headroom.

Market and Model

You'll pay from under £17,000 for the MINI 5-Door Hatch in base One Classic form, which is only £700 more than the three-door Hatch. For the Cooper, you'll need mid-range 'Sport' or plusher 'Exclusive' trim and either way for the 5-Door Hatch, you'll be paying around £21,000. All models get LED headlamps, auto headlamps and wipers, ambient lighting, a USB interface and Bluetooth, electrically adjustable exterior mirrors, front fog lamps and an onboard computer. Air-conditioning is available free of charge on all models. Safety equipment includes front and side airbags, as well as curtain airbags for the front and rear seats. All seats are fitted with 3-point seat belts, belt tensioners and belt force limiters at the front. ISOFIX child seat mountings are provided at the rear and the front passenger seat. These can be supplemented with a range of options that includes two-zone automatic air-conditioning, heated front seats, a panoramic glass roof, windscreen heating, rain sensors and automatic light control, a Harman Kardon hi-fi speaker system and a sports leather steering wheel. Other options include Park Distance Control, electrically heated and folding exterior mirrors, plus both interior and exterior mirrors with automatic anti-dazzle function.

Cost of Ownership

The third-generation MINI's biggest step forward has undoubtedly come in the area of engine efficiency and the five-door car continues that theme. Go for the MINI One 5-Door and you're looking at 52.3mpg on the combined cycle and 122g/km of CO2. For the Cooper version, the figures are 51.4mpg and 123g/km. For the Cooper S, it's 43.5mpg and 148g/km. Going for the automatic gearbox won't penalise you much. It features an engine start/stop function, preventing unnecessary fuel consumption. When used in conjunction with the MINI Navigation System, it's able to take account of the selected route profile and control gear shifts. Based on navigation data, the appropriate drive position is selected to match the road ahead, preventing unnecessary upshifts. MINIMALISM environmental technologies include a shift-point display function and optimised preheating process on the diesels. Brake energy recuperation and need-oriented control of the fuel pump, coolant pump and other ancillary units feature on all models. The electromechanical power steering and map-controlled oil pumps in all engines are optimised for the most efficient use. There's even an optimised preheating process which delivers a 50 per cent reduction in the energy required to start the diesel engines.

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