The Mini Cooper S Clubman Final Edition, which comes out in 2024, is the last version of the company’s unusual station wagon. As a tribute to the year the first Clubman came out, the Final Edition will only have 1969 models. The Cooper S Clubman Final Edition differs from other models because it has a different look and badges. This article has been changed to reflect that Mini has announced that the starting price for the 2024 Cooper S Clubman Final Edition will be $47,145 and that it will only be available through a unique pre-order reservation process. The Mini Cooper Clubman is moving to the big farm upstate because sales have been going down since their peak in 2016, and the Clubman is Mini’s least popular car right now. But before it is taken out of service for good, the Mini Cooper S Clubman Final Edition 2024 honors the past. Only Nanos White, Enigmatic Black, and Melting Silver can be used outside the special edition. In order to pay homage to the beginnings of the car, the Final Edition was only manufactured in 1969, the same year that the Clubman nameplate was first put to a Mini. This was done as a one-off production run. Outside and inside, copper-closured badges draw attention to how vital the Final Edition is. Extraordinary graphics are planned for the car’s hood and doors to show off the classic Mini look of the Clubman. On the door sills and the bottom of the steering wheel, it says “Final Edition.” On the floor mats and dashboard, a number (“1 of 1969,” for example) shows how many cars were made in the limited run. The new Clubman’s interior is earthy, with dark brown leather bolsters and anthracite fabric inserts in the seats. The Final Edition’s mechanical parts are identical to the standard Mini Clubman, including the 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine with 189 horsepower. Every Clubman comes equipped with a dual-clutch seven-speed automatic transmission, and front-wheel drive is the default driving mode. All-wheel drive can be added for an extra cost. The MINI Clubman Final Edition will only be made in a small number, starting at $47,145 in the United States. The Clubman Final Edition will only be available through a unique pre-order reservation process. This is because Mini will only make a small number of them. After the 2024 model year, the Mini Clubman will be phased out, but a production version of the Acreman SUV, which will be fully electric, will fill the gap. Even though sales of the Clubman weren’t great, it’s always sad to see another wagon leave the U.S. market. We will miss you very much, Mini Clubman.
