2022 Mini Cooper Clubman Safety and Reliability

The Mini Cooper Clubman doesn't have a review from the NHTSA or the IIHS. The two-door hardtop does have an overall rating of "Good" from the IIHS and four stars out of five from the NHTSA. While this is an acceptable rating, it may not be applicable to the Clubman due to the structural differences between the two cars. The standard headlights are rated as "Poor" by the IIHS.

The key safety features of the Clubman are adequate, rather than impressive. Every model comes as standard with the most important safety features, including ABS, traction control, stability control, a rearview camera, rear parking sensors, forward collision avoidance, eight airbags and, from this year, lane-departure warning. The more advanced safety kit is included in the optional Driver Assistance package, which includes parking sensors at the front, parallel park assist, and a head-up display. There aren't as many electronic nannies looking after you in this vehicle, which may have been part of the design brief, seeing as it was always meant to be an engaging car.

The Cooper Clubman does not have a rating from J.D. Power, but that doesn't mean it's not reliable. So far, there have been no recalls for the 2022 model. The 2021 model was recalled due to a faulty passenger seat belt. New purchases are covered by a 50,000-mile/48-month limited and powertrain warranty, while complimentary maintenance is offered for 36,000 miles/36 months.