Description
2012 MINI Countryman Cooper SD ALL4 with 143 PS and automatic transmission in a real-world test drive featuring fuel consumption, acceleration and performance.
In this video, we test the first-generation MINI Countryman R60 with the 2.0-liter turbo diesel engine, ALL4 all-wheel drive and automatic transmission.
We take a closer look at real-world diesel consumption, acceleration, engine response, automatic gearbox behavior, motorway driving, handling and how the Countryman Cooper SD feels more than a decade after its introduction.
Key Highlights in This Video:
• Real-world fuel consumption
• Fuel consumption at different speeds
• Acceleration test
• 143 PS diesel performance
• 2.0L turbo diesel engine
• ALL4 all-wheel drive
• Automatic transmission
• Engine and gearbox response
• Motorway driving
• Ride comfort and handling
• Interior and exterior impressions
• Everyday driving experience
• Performance review
Vehicle Specifications:
Model: 2012 MINI Countryman Cooper SD ALL4
Generation: R60
Engine: 2.0L Turbo Diesel
Power: 143 PS / 105 kW
Torque: approx. 305 Nm
Transmission: Automatic
Drive: ALL4 All-Wheel Drive
Fuel Type: Diesel
Body Style: Compact SUV / Crossover
See how efficient the MINI Countryman Cooper SD ALL4 is in real-world driving, how much diesel it consumes at different motorway speeds and how the 143 PS diesel engine performs during acceleration.
This test also shows how the automatic R60 feels today compared with newer compact SUVs and crossovers.
Real-world fuel consumption and performance results are included in the video.
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