Used Mini Clubman cars for sale or finance at 10.9% APR
If you want the plush interior and stand-out style of a Mini but have things to carry, the Mini Clubman should be right at the top of your shortlist. It’s a little unusual and quirky, but that’s what’s endearing about it. Find your perfect used Mini Clubman for sale at Motorpoint, all available to buy or finance.
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Mini Clubman
2.0 Cooper S Exclusive 6dr [Comfort Pack]
2021 (70) reg | 25,427 miles
Petrol | 3 months warranty
£17,999£296 per month
Why buy a used Mini Clubman
The Mini Clubman is a practical estate model, featuring van-like split rear doors as a nod to historic Clubman models. Thanks to an extended wheelbase over the Mini Hatchback, you get much more boot space, making this a better choice as a small family car. With distinctive styling, premium materials, and Mini's famed go-kart handling, the Clubman stands out from conventional estates.
Popular Mini Clubman trims for sale at Motorpoint
- Classic – Entry-level trim with LED headlights, air conditioning and an infotainment system
- Sport – Upgrade model with larger alloys, sports bumpers and rear parking sensors
- Exclusive – Range-topper with leather upholstery and extra chrome detailing
Owning a Mini Clubman
The Clubman delivers the driving pleasure you expect from a Mini, but with enhanced everyday usability thanks to its better practicality. Running costs are competitive, though maintenance and insurance might not be the cheapest in its class. This is a great choice for family buyers who want something that’s fun to drive.
Other models to consider
- BMW 2 Series Active Tourer – Premium German engineering with practical MPV versatility
- Audi A3 Sportback – Sophisticated styling with optional quattro all-wheel drive
- Volvo V40 – Scandinavian design and efficient powertrains
- Mercedes A-Class – Luxury badge appeal with a premium cabin
Why buy from Motorpoint?
- Service – we’re rated Excellent on Trustpilot
- Choice – thousands of high-quality, low-mileage used cars from more than 30 manufacturers, ready for same-day driveaway
- Quality – all cars thoroughly inspected to the Motorpoint Quality Standard
- Finance – flexible monthly finance packages to suit your needs
- Peace of mind – comprehensive range of extended warranty and aftercare products. Warranty cover is included on all cars – either the balance of the manufacturer's warranty or a 3-month Motorpoint warranty
- Convenience – in-store pickup on a day of your choice
- Unbeatable prices guaranteed – our Double the Difference Price Promise means we'll refund you double the difference if you find the same car cheaper elsewhere
- Sell or part-exchange your old car – it’s quick and easy with top prices paid
Your Mini Clubman questions answered
The current Mini Clubman (the ‘F54’ for Mini aficionados) has been on sale since 2015, and replaced the even quirkier first-gen model – which had one door on one side of the car and two on the other. Now, there are good-sized rear doors on both sides for easier access to the rear seats, although the unusual barn doors remain at the back.
It might be sold as an estate car, but it’s best to think of the Mini Clubman as a rival to the Mercedes A-Class and BMW 1 Series hatchbacks. At under 4.3m long, the Clubman is shorter than both of those cars. The Mini has a 360-litre boot, which is nearly exactly the same as an A-Class or a Volkswagen Golf. But there’s only a very small load lip, so you shouldn’t struggle to load heavy items. All cars get split-folding rear seats for those times when you need a bigger loadspace.
Enthusiastic drivers will be drawn to the powerful Cooper S and JCW versions, but even the Cooper is fun-to-drive and offers decent performance with the best running costs in the range. Why not test-drive two different versions and see which you prefer?
The Mini Clubman doesn't score particularly well if you think of it as an estate like the Ford Focus Estate but, as a premium hatch, it's up there with the very best in class – the Audi A3 and the Mercedes A-Class. It has a lovely interior with a user-friendly infotainment system and plush materials, more space than a Mini hatch and the brand's characteristic go-kart handling feel.
It's always hard to say whether a car will be reliable, but the Mini Clubman does at least share a load of parts with various BMW cars – they're tried and tested rather than being unique to the Clubman. If you're in doubt about the long-term reliability of a Mini Clubman, consider taking out an extended warranty.
The Mini Clubman might have an unusual number of doors – six – but inside it's a very conventional five-seater. As with many cars this size, the fifth seat is a lot thinner and is only really useful for occasional short journeys.
Currently, only the range-topping John Cooper Works version of the Clubman is four-wheel drive but, on slightly older models, Cooper S and diesel Cooper SD versions were also optionally available with four-wheel drive. All other Clubmans are front-wheel drive.
Yes, a towbar can be fitted to a Mini Clubman, although we'd recommend getting an expert to fit it for you. The Clubman offers a maximum towing capacity of 1,300kg – enough for most trailers and small caravans.