The new Mini Paceman becomes the seventh model in the expanding Mini portfolio. The Paceman is a 2-door hatchback that shares its larger wheelbase and optional all-wheel-drive with the Mini Countryman. Although the Paceman is larger than the Cooper Hardtop, it is still smaller than other compact cars like the Ford Focus, or Kia Forte. Inside there are two rows of seats for four passengers. Like other Mini model power is provided by a small displacement 1.4l four-cylinder engine rated at 122-bhp. The performance-oriented S model adds a turbocharger increasing power to 184-bhp. The availability of all-wheel-drive in a small hatchback is unusual.
Model/Trim/Package | Engine | | | Original MSRP
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Cooper Paceman | 1.6l I4 (121-bhp) | M6 | FWD | $23,300 |
Cooper Paceman | 1.6l I4 (121-bhp) | A6 | FWD | $24,550 |
Cooper Paceman S | 1.6l I4 (181-bhp) | M6 | FWD | $26,900 |
Cooper Paceman S | 1.6l I4 (181-bhp) | A6 | FWD | $28,150 |
Cooper Paceman S ALL4 | 1.6l I4 T (181-bhp) | M6 | AWD | $28,600 |
Cooper Paceman S ALL4 | 1.6l I4 T (181-bhp) | A6 | AWD | $29,850 |
Cooper Paceman John Cooper Works ALL4 | 1.6l I4 T (208-bhp) | M6 | AWD | $35,600 |
Cooper Paceman John Cooper Works ALL4 | 1.6l I4 T (208-bhp) | A6 | AWD | $36,850 |