■ Our images show new look for roomier crossover; due late 2016
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“New car is expected to approach 4.2 metres in length thanks to a longer wheelbase, which means more interior space” SPIED
Milos Dvorak
MINI’S range revolution is nearly complete, although there’s one car that’s getting a bit long in the tooth. The Countryman, first launched in 2010, is now the oldest model in the brand’s line-up. Prototypes of the all-new second-generation crossover are undergoing final testing, and our exclusive images show you how the finished product could look when it’s released towards the end of the year.
Don’t expect the Countryman’s styling to change dramatically. The car is still a strong seller and the class is booming, so a radical new design approach isn’t necessary. Spy…
