Last month, Mini announced that it would be saying goodbye to the Clubman with a very special, copper and green-themed Final Edition model. Today, Mini U.S.A. has announced that the package will add $10,000 to the price of the vehicle.
In total, the 2024 Mini Cooper S ALL4 Clubman Final Edition (to give it its full name) will cost customers $47,145 (including the $995 destination charge). That’s a steep price for a special edition package, but it will at least be rare.
The special edition was designed to celebrate the history of the Mini Clubman, which was first offered in 1969. As a result, just 1,969 will leave the automaker’s factory, and of those, just 100 are being given to American customers. As a result, the vehicle can only be ordered through a special pre-order reservation process.
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The Mini Clubman Final Edition will be available in only three colors, Nanuq White, Enigmatic Black, and Melting Silver III. In addition, special accents will be added to the exterior. For example, the grille will feature Shimmer Copper and Sage Green Dark trim, which will give the car a more sophisticated appearance, according to Mini. The car will also be equipped with attractive wheels that have copper faces and sport copper stripes.
The interior of the Mini Clubman Final Edition will have the same trim detailing as the grille, and “1 of 1969” badges will be present on the floor mats, the passenger side of the cabin, and the C-Pillars. As one would anticipate with the price, the Mini Clubman Final Edition is quite well-equipped. It comes with an 8.8-inch infotainment display, Mini online digital service, remote services, Apple CarPlay, and various other applications.
Production of the Mini Clubman Final Edition will commence in September, and it will begin arriving at dealerships in October. Mini will keep producing the remaining Clubman line until February 2024. Once the production capacity is filled, the automaker will cease accepting orders for the model.
