BMW's 2019 Mini Cooper Hardtop 4 Door is an ideal, if unexpected, sales fleet vehicle with its blend of fun-to-drive dynamics, sophisticated aviation-inspired styling, and relatively high fuel economy numbers.
BMW of North America, LLC, is recalling nearly 10,000 2017-2019 MINI Cooper Countryman vehicles because they may be missing a crash protection plate near the high-pressure fuel pump.
The BMW Group will offer incentives for 14 of its 2018 model-year vehicles and the six MINI models under its national corporate fleet program through participating dealers.
The recall, set to get under way May 22, covers nearly 17,000 Mini Cooper Clubman, Cooper S Clubman and JCW Clubman vehicles.
BMW is a global fleet provider with operations in almost every country. BMW wants to expand its fleet market share in the U.S. by implementing an aggressive fleet strategy.
The 2016 BMW Group Corporate and Special Sales Product Preview & EfficientDynamics Experience featured more than 50 fleet professionals, representing corporate fleets and FMCs, test driving BMW and MINI models in California’s Mojave Desert. Photos by Mike Antich.
The 2017 Mini Countryman will enter its second generation with a starting price of $26,950 for the gasoline model, while pricing for the new gasoline-electric hybrid will be announced in 2017.
Mini will offer a second-generation Countryman for the 2017 model year as a trio of variants that include the first plug-in hybrid and two gasoline models.
Mini has begun developing its first plug-in hybrid model that can reach highway speeds and would provide multiple driving modes.
BMW will offer incentives for 14 of its 2017 model-year vehicles and the six MINI models under its national corporate fleet program through participating dealers.
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