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Reviews of the 2009 Mini Cooper Convertible

  • 7.6

    CNET Review

    June 18, 2009

    The Good: The 2009 Mini Cooper Convertible's design hasn't worn thin, even after almost a decade. The handling is excellent while fuel economy is high. Mini makes some good cabin tech available, such as Bluetooth and iPod integration.

    The Bad: Acceleration is anemic with the 1.6-liter engine and automatic transmission. Options bring the Mini's price up quickly.

    The Bottom Line: A good city car and an economical cruiser, 2009 Mini Cooper Convertible's soft top makes it a fun open-air ride, but use the money you would have spent on the automatic transmission option for manual transmission lessons.

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Manufacturer: Mini

Part number: 101016845

Basic car properties

  • Body style Convertible
  • Available Engine Gas

Safety Features

  • Smart airbags Standard
  • Antilock brakes Standard
  • Traction control Standard
  • Stability control Standard
  • Roadside assistance Standard
  • Adaptive cruise control Optional

Entertainment

  • HD radio Optional
  • Satellite radio Optional
  • Video entertainment system Optional
  • Connection for portable MP3 sound system Standard
  • USB connection Optional

Climate/convenience

  • Heated/cooled seats Optional
  • Keyless start Optional
  • Two-way security system Standard
  • 12V power outlet Standard

Drivetrain Technology

  • Drivetrain available Front-drive

Navigation

  • Trip computer Standard
  • Voice activated navigation Optional
  • DVD navigation system (non-GPS) Optional

Communication

  • Bluetooth phone interface Optional
  • Home automation integration Optional

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