Gallery: MINI Clubman Final Edition <\/h3>\n
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\u201cI wouldn\u2019t say the space is filled but we will not have a Clubman,\u201d Wurst told the publication. \u201cThe Aceman is a smaller concept but I think the five-door space, if not the six-door, is filled well by the Countryman and the Aceman. If you look at the sales numbers worldwide, the Countryman doubles the Clubman. I love the Clubman, I\u2019m driving a Clubman at the moment. But as a big car concept, we decided to go with the new Countryman.\u201d<\/p>\n
The swan song for the Clubman is the Final Edition model mentioned and pictured above. It has a starting price of $47,145 (price includes the $995 destination charge) in the United States, making it some $10,000 more expensive than the Clubman 4All. Mini plans to cease taking orders for the regular Clubman in February 2024, while the pre-order process for the Final Edition will be unique.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The Clubman was launched in 2007 as a modern successor to the British Leyland Mini Clubman built between 1969 and 1980. The second modern generation of the model arrived in 2015 and the last units are expected to be produced in the coming months. As for Mini\u2019s updated range, it will consist of a new member \u2013 the Aceman small crossover, while the new Countryman will act as an indirect replacement for the Clubman.<\/p>\n