When you think of a MINI, I highly doubt what comes to mind is any sort of SUV. The MINI has never been a vehicle you were going to toss your crabgrass killer, and a bunch of other yard supplies into and try to haul them anywhere. The new 2011 Mini Cooper S Countryman ALL4 Crossover is the first dive into the SUV scene for the MINI, however.
With a price tag of $31,150 (includes $700 destination charge, $3,500 in options), 25 mpg city/31 mpg highway/25.4 mpg test drive numbers it is at least competitive with its crossover counterparts. HAving 4 doors on a MINI may sound strange, but that is exactly what you get. The videos below will show you much more of the vehicle in action as well as this full review.
