NEW FOR 2013:
- No changes.
Just like close relative, Mini Coupe, the Roadster goes into 2013 with no changes.
The Mini Roadster is available as a Cooper, Cooper S and John Cooper Works. All use a 1.6-litre four-cylinder that is naturally aspirated in the Cooper, and turbocharged in the Cooper S and John Cooper Works. The Cooper and Cooper S use a six-speed manual transmission or optional six-speed automatic, while the John Cooper Works uses the manual transmission exclusively.
Standard or optional features include a manually-operated soft top, park distance control, air conditioning, rollover protection bars, CD/MP3 stereo, active rear spoiler, adaptive xenon headlamps, navigation system, multifunction steering wheel and sport seats.
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