If the Mini Cooper S isn’t enough for you, the John Cooper Works Hardtop should do the trick. The 2.0-liter turbocharged motor sees outputs rise to 228 hp and 236 lb-ft of torque, while the sport suspension is stiffer for improved handling over lesser Minis. A six-speed manual gearbox joins the JCW Hardtop range this year, but an eight-speed automatic remains available.
虽然不是物质享受,林立base Classic JCW Hardtop does come with alloy wheels that measure at least 17 inches, LED headlights, rear parking sensors, a rearview camera, a six-speaker sound system, automatic emergency braking, cruise control, and a wide range of color choices for the funky exterior. Moving up to the Signature sub-trim sees the addition of heated front seats, dual-zone automatic climate control, keyless entry, and options like navigation. On the Iconic, expect 18-inch wheels, a Harman Kardon sound system, a larger 8.8-inch touchscreen, and the choice of leather upholsteries that won’t cost anything extra.
The 2021 John Cooper Works Hardtop range offers a few upgrades to further customize your purchase. The base Classic sub-trim has the least options available, with no packages at all. However, you can add SiriusXM satellite radio for $300 and heated front seats for $500.
On the mid-range Signature, there's more choice. The $1,750 Premium Package includes power-folding exterior mirrors, 18-inch JCW two-tone cup spoke wheels, SiriusXM, and a Harman Kardon sound system. Meanwhile, the $2,000 Signature Upholstery Package avails a range of trim and color choices for the cabin. For 2021, the Touchscreen Navigation Package with a digital instrument cluster is available at this level for $1,000.
The priciest 2021 JCW Hardtop, the Iconic, comes with fewer options but the most noteworthy upgrade is the Driver Assistance Package at $1,000. It adds front park distance control, a parking assistant, and active cruise control.