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- Inside, it is able to comfortably capacitate four full-grown adults
- Still fresh from its complete 2007 redesign, the 2009 MINI Cooper
- As well, it has twin exhausts which exit under the center of the rear valance
- Named in remembrance of John Cooper and the Cooper Car Company
- 2010 MINI One D
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MINI One is powered by a 1.4 liter Tritec engine, but all other gasoline-powered MINIs have 1.6 liter engines, and a soft-top convertible option has been available across the line since 2004.
In the United States and Australia, only the MINI Cooper and Cooper S are sold because the MINI One’s engine is not considered to be powerful enough to support the use of air conditioning, a necessity in those countries. In reality, however, the only difference between the engines in the MINI One and the Cooper models is a software change tuning the Coopers for a compromise between power and economy, rather than the peak performance option selected on the One. Roughly seventy percent of US sales, and fifty percent of sales in Australia are the top-of-the-line Cooper S.
