2023 Mini Cooper Clubman Exterior and Dimensions

The exterior of the Mini Cooper Clubman is as traditional as could be for the brand. At the front, it's classic Mini with large, cartoonish headlights, while the side profile reveals its station wagon design. It retains the mesh grille at the front, and buyers have the option of choosing between the standard Chrome trim, or the optional Piano Black. LED headlight and taillights are standard higher up in the range. Classic and Signature trim models are equipped with 17-inch alloys, while the top-spec Iconic is equipped with 18-inch alloy wheels. The Untold Edition really doubles down on the sporty aesthetic of the model with John Cooper Works-inspired aerodynamic front and rear aprons, and a more aggressive grille. It also gets brass accents and dark green finish, along with five parallel sport stripes.

The Cooper Clubman may be marketed as a longer version of the Mini Cooper, but it's still very much a compact wagon. The 105.1-inch wheelbase is only four inches longer than the four-door hardtop. The body is 168.3 inches in length. To put that into perspective, the much cheaper Subaru Impreza five-door's body is 176.2 inches long. The 70.9-inch width (excluding mirrors) makes it easy to park, but larger passengers might not like the tight head and shoulder room. On the plus side, the Mini Cooper Clubman is only 56.7 inches tall and weighs between 3,306 and 3,534 pounds. In this case, space has been sacrificed in order to make the Mini Cooper Clubman station wagon as sporty as possible.