British auomaker MINI has taken the wraps off the Clubman Final Edition which will be limited to just 1,969 units worldwide.
The Clubman is MINI’s idea of a station wagon and first arrived as a more practical alternative to the MINI 3-door in 1969. The limited production run is a reference to its original year of introduction.
The MINI Clubman Final Edition will be available in 3 colours - Nanuq White, Enigmatic Black, and Melting Silver. The exterior also gets Shimmer Copper highlights around the grille and stripes on the bonnet, side and rear.
The 18-inch alloy wheels on the Clubman Final Edition get a copper-coloured finish with black detailing.
With a limited production run, each MINI Clubman Final Edition will get a “1 of 1969” badge on the C-pillar.
The cabin gets the Final Edition branding on the door sills, which extends to the steering wheel bottom spoke as well.
The seats are covered in leather with anthracite-coloured Piquet fabric inserts, while the cabin is a mix of brown and black.
The Clubman Final Edition will be available in the Cooper and Cooper S guise and depending on the market, it will also get the option of a diesel engine.
The MINI Clubman first arrived in 1969 and remained in production till 1981. MINI’s parent company BMW revived the Clubman name as a completely new wagon in 2017 with the odd door arrangement and split rear doors.