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Byline: GREG KABLE
Mini crowns its lineup with a second-generation version of the John Cooper Works, including a Works-massaged version of the all-new Clubman, at the Geneva show.
The new go-fast Minis head to the United States in August in two body styles: the standard two-door and the roomier three-door Clubman, at $28,550 and $30,800, respectively.
Both models run a tuned version of the turbocharged, 1.6-liter, four-cylinder, direct-injection gasoline engine found in the Cooper S. Power is rated at 218 hp, an 8-hp increase over the first-generation model, and torque is also up, by 11 lb-ft, to 192 lb-ft. As with the old ...