Mini Range Gets Three New Special Editions

by AutoExpert   |  9 February, 2022

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Three new special editions have been added to the Mini model line, each with a unique design and additional standard features. According to Mini, the Resolute, Untold, and Untamed special editions emphasize the models' distinctive qualities, which may be adapted to a driver's specific demands and expectations.

The Resolute Edition is available on 3dr, 5dr, Convertible, and Electric vehicles and gives them a harsher look. The roof and mirror caps on hard-top vehicles are white, while other external trim components, such as the headlamp surrounds, radiator grille, side scuttles, door handles, and tailgate, are golden.

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Cooper S variants get dark radiator grilles, struts, and tailpipe trims, as well as 18-inch black alloy wheels with the Pulse Spoke pattern. Conversely, the Electric comes equipped with 17-inch Electric Collection Spoke wheels. Sports seats with black armrests, ambient lighting, Mini's newest 8.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system, and configurable driving modes are all included in the Resolute Edition.

Sage Green body paint, which was previously only available on John Cooper Works performance versions, is now available to all. Resolute models range in price from £22,040 (about $29.900) for the 3dr to £25,300 (approximately $34.350) for the Convertible.

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The Clubman is the only one who can get the Untold Edition. The green lower body pieces, athletic stripes on the bonnet, and golden finishes on the 18-inch wheels, grille border, crossbar, and Clubman branding are all included. Much of the bodywork, including the tailpipes, Mini emblems, and door handles, is coated in black, as it is on the Resolute Edition cars.

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Green sports seats, brass-colored air-vent frames, and green highlight strips are added to the Clubman Untold Edition's interior. Adaptive LED headlights, configurable driving modes, logo projection, an indoor lighting kit, and an anthracite-colored headliner are all standard features. The Clubman Untold Edition starts at £28,400 (about $38,500).

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The Countryman is the sole owner of the Untamed Edition. Mini claims it emphasizes the SUV's adventurous character and rugged appearance. Momentum Grey paint is applied to the exterior, along with grey Mini emblems, air intakes, air insets, side skirts, reflector inserts, and rear aprons, as well as a distinctive design on the rear side windows. Blue and green piping, green leather seats, and blue accent strips are added to the Countryman Untamed Edition's interior. 

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The Light Package, the Excitement Package, and customizable driving modes are all included in the bundle. The Countryman Untamed Edition is the most expensive of the three new models, starting at £29,750 (about $40,400). All of the limited-edition Mini versions are now available for purchase.

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