MINI Cooper: price, specs, every generation and Cooper S engines

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The MINI Cooper is MINI's small hatchback and convertible, sold in the US since 2002. The 2027 Cooper 2 Door starts at $29,500 before $1,350 destination. The Cooper C makes 161 hp and the Cooper S 201 hp, both from a 2.0L turbo four with a 7-speed dual-clutch. Earlier Cooper S models used a supercharged 1.6L, then a 1.6L turbo.

Type
Subcompact 2-door hatchback, 4-door hatchback and 2-door convertible
Price (MSRP)
$29,500–$49,000 (2027 MY) · MINI USA base MSRPs for 2027, before the $1,350 destination and handling charge: from the Cooper C 2 Door with Signature Trim ($29,500) to the JCW Convertible with Iconic Trim ($49,000). The Oxford Edition 2 Door is $25,500 and the 4 Door $26,500.[1][2]
Powertrains
Cooper C 2.0L turbo (2025–present), Cooper S 2.0L turbo (2025–present), Cooper C Convertible (2025–present), Cooper 1.5L turbo three-cylinder (2014–2024), Cooper S 2.0L turbo (2014–2024), Cooper SE electric (2020–2024) · 134–201 hp
Current generation
Fourth generation (F66 / F65 / F67), 2025–present

2027 MINI Cooper price and trims

Base prices are unchanged from 2026. Signature Plus adds $2,400 on every variant; Iconic adds $4,100 over Signature ($4,400 on JCW models). The 4 Door costs $1,000 more than the matching 2 Door and has no JCW version. Styles (Classic, Favoured, JCW) are a separate choice. Destination and handling is $1,350 from July 1, 2026.[1][2][35][6][44]

MINI Cooper trims with 2027 model-year base MSRP (USD) and powertrains
TrimMSRP (2027)Powertrain
Signature$29,500Cooper C 2 Door. Cooper S 2 Door $32,800, JCW 2 Door $38,900, Cooper C 4 Door $30,500, Cooper S 4 Door $33,800, Cooper C Convertible $34,600, Cooper S Convertible $37,900, JCW Convertible $44,600. All before $1,350 destination.2.0L turbo four (Cooper C: 161 hp, 184 lb-ft), 7-speed dual-clutch, FWD; 2.0L turbo four (Cooper S: 201 hp, 221 lb-ft), 7-speed dual-clutch, FWD; 2.0L turbo four (JCW: 228 hp, 280 lb-ft), 7-speed dual-clutch, FWD[1][2][44]
Signature Plus$31,900Cooper C 2 Door. Cooper S 2 Door $35,200, JCW 2 Door $41,300, Cooper C 4 Door $32,900, Cooper S 4 Door $36,200, Cooper C Convertible $37,000, Cooper S Convertible $40,300, JCW Convertible $47,000.2.0L turbo four (Cooper C: 161 hp, 184 lb-ft), 7-speed dual-clutch, FWD; 2.0L turbo four (Cooper S: 201 hp, 221 lb-ft), 7-speed dual-clutch, FWD; 2.0L turbo four (JCW: 228 hp, 280 lb-ft), 7-speed dual-clutch, FWD[1][44]
Iconic$33,600Cooper C 2 Door. Cooper S 2 Door $36,900, JCW 2 Door $43,300, Cooper C 4 Door $34,600, Cooper S 4 Door $37,900, Cooper C Convertible $38,700, Cooper S Convertible $42,000, JCW Convertible $49,000.2.0L turbo four (Cooper C: 161 hp, 184 lb-ft), 7-speed dual-clutch, FWD; 2.0L turbo four (Cooper S: 201 hp, 221 lb-ft), 7-speed dual-clutch, FWD; 2.0L turbo four (JCW: 228 hp, 280 lb-ft), 7-speed dual-clutch, FWD[1][44]
Oxford Edition$25,500Cooper C 2 Door Oxford Edition; the 4 Door Oxford Edition is $26,500. Both before $1,350 destination, from July 2026 production.2.0L turbo four (Cooper C: 161 hp, 184 lb-ft), 7-speed dual-clutch, FWD[1]

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MINI Cooper engines, horsepower and mpg

EPA rates the 2027 Cooper C 4 Door and Cooper S 4 Door at 27/39/31 mpg and the Cooper S Convertible at 27/37/31. For 2024, a manual Cooper S was rated 23/33/27 and a manual Cooper 27/38/31. EPA range for the Cooper SE was 110 miles for 2020 and 114 miles for 2024. BMW Group quotes the Cooper SE motor at 135 kW (184 hp in its global, metric rating); we did not find a MINI USA horsepower figure for it. The JCW versions have their own guide.

MINI Cooper powertrains with manufacturer-rated output and EPA fuel economy (city/highway/combined)
VersionEngineHorsepowerTorque (lb-ft)TransmissionDriveEPA mpg / MPGe (city/hwy/comb)EPA electric range
Cooper C 2.0L turbo (2025–present)Signature, Signature Plus, Iconic2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder[3][2][4]1611847-speed dual-clutch automaticFront-wheel drive27/39/31mpg · 2027 MY[4]—
Cooper S 2.0L turbo (2025–present)Signature, Signature Plus, Iconic2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder[3][2][5]2012217-speed dual-clutch automaticFront-wheel drive28/39/32mpg · 2026 MY[5]—
Cooper C Convertible (2025–present)Signature, Signature Plus, Iconic2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder[3][6][7]1611847-speed dual-clutch automaticFront-wheel drive27/37/31mpg · 2027 MY[7]—
Cooper 1.5L turbo three-cylinder (2014–2024)Classic, Signature, Iconic1.5L turbocharged three-cylinder[8][9][10][11]1341626-speed manual, 6-speed automatic or (from 2020) 7-speed dual-clutchFront-wheel drive29/38/32mpg · 2024 MY[11]—
Cooper S 2.0L turbo (2014–2024)Classic, Signature, Iconic2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder[8][10][12]1892076-speed manual, 6-speed automatic or (from 2020) 7-speed dual-clutchFront-wheel drive28/38/31mpg · 2024 MY[12]—
Cooper SE electric (2020–2024)Classic, Signature, IconicElectric motor, 135 kW[13][14][15][16]——Single-speedFront-wheel drive119/100/110MPGe · 2024 MY[15]114 mi

Output is as rated by the manufacturer; fuel economy is the EPA estimate. "—" means no official figure was found.

Cooper C vs Cooper S vs JCW (2027 2 Door)

All three use a 2.0L turbo four with a 7-speed dual-clutch and front-wheel drive. MINI USA base MSRPs are with Signature Trim and exclude $1,350 destination.[1][2][4][5][43]

Cooper C vs Cooper S vs JCW (2027 2 Door)
Cooper C 2 DoorCooper S 2 DoorJCW 2 Door
Base MSRP$29,500$32,800$38,900
Horsepower161 hp201 hp228 hp
Torque184 lb-ft221 lb-ft280 lb-ft
0–60 mph (MINI)7.4 s6.3 s5.9 s
EPA combined31 mpg (2027)32 mpg (2026)30 mpg (2027)
  • The Cooper S adds 40 hp and 37 lb-ft over the Cooper C for $3,300.
  • The JCW adds another 27 hp and 59 lb-ft of torque for $6,100 more than the Cooper S.
  • EPA's combined ratings are within 2 mpg of each other.

MINI Cooper S engines by generation

First generation (2002–2006; Convertible to 2008): a supercharged 1.6L four, which BMW Group calls a compressor engine and quotes at 120 kW (163 hp). The engine was built in Brazil at a plant BMW owned jointly with Chrysler. EPA rated a 2006 manual Cooper S at 22/29/24 mpg.

Second generation (2007–2013): the Cooper S switched to a 1.6L turbocharged four. BMW quoted 128 kW (175 hp) at launch. By 2013 the 1.6L MINI TwinPower Turbo, with twin-scroll turbo, overboost, direct injection and Valvetronic-based valve control, made 135 kW (184 hp). That year it won its class at the International Engine of the Year Awards for the seventh time running. BMW's Hams Hall plant in England began building MINI engines in 2006.

Third generation (2014–2024): a 2.0L turbocharged four. MINI USA's US spec sheet for the 2016 Cooper S Convertible rates it at 189 hp at 5,000 rpm and 207 lb-ft from 1,250 rpm. The base Cooper moved to a 1.5L turbo three-cylinder (134 hp, 162 lb-ft).

Fourth generation (2025–present): still a 2.0L turbo four, now rated by MINI USA at 201 hp and 221 lb-ft. It comes only with a 7-speed dual-clutch, and the Cooper S 2 Door runs 0–60 mph in 6.3 seconds. The base Cooper C now also uses a 2.0L turbo four, at 161 hp.

  • 2002–2006: 1.6L supercharged, 120 kW (163 hp, BMW metric rating)
  • 2007–2013: 1.6L turbo, 128 kW (175 hp) at launch, 135 kW (184 hp) by 2013
  • 2014–2024: 2.0L turbo, 189 hp / 207 lb-ft (MINI USA rating)
  • 2025–present: 2.0L turbo, 201 hp / 221 lb-ft (MINI USA rating)
  • [13][28][31][24][23][34][8][9][3][2]

2027 Cooper lineup and prices

For 2027, MINI USA sells the Cooper as a 2 Door (Cooper C, Cooper S, JCW), a 4 Door (Cooper C, Cooper S) and a Convertible (Cooper C, Cooper S, JCW). Base prices did not change from 2026. A Cooper C 2 Door costs $29,500 with Signature Trim, $31,900 with Signature Plus and $33,600 with Iconic. A Cooper S 2 Door costs $32,800, $35,200 or $36,900 with the same trims.

The 4 Door costs $1,000 more than the matching 2 Door. Convertibles start at $34,600 (Cooper C) and $37,900 (Cooper S). The destination and handling charge rose to $1,350 on July 1, 2026. The Oxford Edition returned for 2027 at $25,500 (2 Door) and $26,500 (4 Door), based on the Cooper C.

  • Cooper C 2 Door from $29,500
  • Cooper S 2 Door from $32,800
  • Cooper C Convertible from $34,600
  • Oxford Edition 2 Door $25,500
  • Destination and handling $1,350
  • [1][2][35][6]

2 Door vs 4 Door vs Convertible

The 4 Door is 6.3 inches longer and 1.2 inches taller than the 2 Door, on a longer wheelbase, with a rear bench for three. Its 60:40 rear seat folds to take cargo space from 9.71 to 32.66 cubic feet. It has the same engines as the 2 Door, but no JCW version; Cooper S 4 Door buyers can add the JCW Style package instead.

The Convertible's power soft top opens fully in 18 seconds at up to 19 mph, and its front section slides back up to 16 inches like a sunroof at any speed. It is offered as a Cooper C, Cooper S and JCW.[3][35]

The electric Cooper SE (2020–2024)

The Cooper SE Hardtop 2 Door, sold for 2020–2024, was the electric Cooper; MINI USA's 2020 announcement called it the brand's first purely electrically powered vehicle. EPA rated its range at 110 miles for 2020 and 114 miles for 2024. MINI USA kept its MSRP at $29,900 before destination for three model years in a row through 2022.

Two recalls cover the Cooper SE's high-voltage battery: 24V-612 (a software update for 2020–2024 models) and 24V-302 (an inspection and leak test for battery housings that may not be sealed). Check both on any used Cooper SE.[14][16][15][36][37]

Buying a used MINI Cooper

On 2007–2012 Cooper S and JCW models, the main recalls involve the turbo's electric auxiliary coolant pump, whose circuit board can overheat (12V-008 and 18V-248). The other is 23V-337, for a driver's footwell control module that can corrode in road-salt states.

First-generation 2002–2006 cars have recalls for power steering assist (15V-660) and the passenger occupant detection mat (15V-205). Run any used Cooper's VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup and ask for records showing the work was done.[38][39][40][41][42]

MINI Cooper generations by year

Every US MINI Cooper generation with model years and engines, newest first
GenerationUS model yearsEnginesNotes
Fourth generationF66 / F65 / F672025–present2.0L turbo four only: Cooper C 161 hp / 184 lb-ft, Cooper S 201 hp / 221 lb-ft, JCW 228 hp / 280 lb-ft; 7-speed dual-clutch, front-wheel driveMINI USA's price list names the bodies F66 (2 Door), F65 (4 Door) and F67 (Convertible). The Cooper S 2 Door arrived first, in May 2024; the Cooper 4 Door, JCW and Convertibles reached dealers in January 2025. No electric Cooper hatchback is in the US lineup. MINI's 25-year timeline calls this car the fifth-generation MINI Cooper.[17][3][18][19]
Third generationF56 / F55 / F572014–20241.5L turbo three (Cooper, 134 hp), 2.0L turbo four (Cooper S, 189 hp; JCW, 228 hp), Cooper SE electric (2020–2024)Hardtop 2 Door (F56) from 2014, Hardtop 4 Door (F55) from 2015 and a new Convertible (F57) from 2016. For 2020 the Cooper and Cooper S automatic became a 7-speed dual-clutch, and JCW Hardtops and Convertibles got an 8-speed automatic as standard. MINI USA priced 2021–2022 models in Classic, Signature and Iconic trims.[14][9][8][10][20][21][22]
Second generation2007–2013 (Convertible 2009–2015)1.6L four (Cooper), 1.6L turbo four (Cooper S; John Cooper Works from 2009); 6-speed manual or 6-speed automaticBMW Group quoted 88 kW (120 hp) for the Cooper and 128 kW (175 hp) for the Cooper S at launch, in its global metric rating. By 2013 the Cooper S engine was quoted at 135 kW (184 hp). EPA also lists Coupe and Roadster versions for 2012–2015; the Clubman has its own guide.[13][23][24][25][26][21]
First generation2002–2006 (Convertible 2005–2008)1.6L four (Cooper), 1.6L supercharged four (Cooper S); 5- or 6-speed manual, CVT (Cooper) or 6-speed automaticUS sales began March 22, 2002 with the Cooper; the Cooper S debuted at the Los Angeles Auto Show in January 2002. The engine came from a plant in Brazil owned jointly by BMW and Chrysler. The Convertible debuted in the US in April 2004.[27][28][13][29][30][31][32][33]

MINI Cooper problems and recalls

The MINI Cooper recalls most worth checking are 12V-008 and 18V-248, for the 2007–2012 Cooper S turbo's auxiliary coolant pump, which can overheat. Next are 23V-337, a footwell module that can corrode in road-salt states (2007–2013), and 24V-612 for the 2020–2024 Cooper SE's battery. First-generation cars have power steering and air bag sensor recalls.

Documented MINI Cooper issues and NHTSA recall campaigns
IssueGenerationYearsType
Cooper SE high-voltage battery may short-circuit (recall 24V-612)[36][45]Third generation (F56/F55/F57, 2014–2024) – Cooper SE 2020–20242020–2024Recall 24V612000
Cooper SE battery housing may let water in (recall 24V-302)[37][45]Third generation (F56/F55/F57, 2014–2024) – Cooper SE 2020–20242020–2024Recall 24V302000
Integrated brake module welds may break (recall 24V-697)[46][47]Fourth generation (F66/F65/F67, 2025–present) – 20252025Recall 24V697000
Integrated brake system may malfunction (recall 26V-422)[48][47]Fourth generation (F66/F65/F67, 2025–present) – 20252025Recall 26V422000
Front seat belt retractors may be damaged (recall 25V-616)[49][47]Fourth generation (F66/F65/F67, 2025–present) – 2025–20262025–2026Recall 25V616000
Rear-seat side impact protection below standard (recall 15V-450)[50][45]Third generation (F56/F55/F57, 2014–2024) – 2014–20152014–2015Recall 15V450000
Passenger front air bag may not deploy properly (recall 15V-628)[51][45]Third generation (F56/F55/F57, 2014–2024) – 2014–20162014–2016Recall 15V628000
Tire placard lists the wrong load capacity (recall 15V-034)[52][45]Third generation (F56/F55/F57, 2014–2024) – 2014–20152014–2015Recall 15V034000

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Frequently asked questions

How much is a 2027 MINI Cooper?

MINI USA lists the Cooper C 2 Door from $29,500, the Cooper S 2 Door from $32,800 and the Cooper C Convertible from $34,600, before $1,350 destination. The Oxford Edition 2 Door is $25,500.

What engine is in the MINI Cooper S?

Since 2025, a 2.0L turbo four rated at 201 hp and 221 lb-ft. The 2014–2024 Cooper S used a 189-hp 2.0L turbo, the 2007–2013 car a 1.6L turbo and the 2002–2006 car a supercharged 1.6L.

Which MINI Cooper S had a supercharger?

The first-generation Cooper S, sold as a 2002–2006 hardtop and a 2005–2008 convertible. EPA lists its engine as a supercharged 1.6L four. From 2007 the Cooper S hardtop used a turbocharged 1.6L.

Is there a manual MINI Cooper?

Not in the current generation: every 2025–2027 Cooper EPA lists uses a 7-speed dual-clutch. A 6-speed manual was offered on 2014–2024 Cooper and Cooper S hardtops.

Does MINI still sell an electric Cooper in the US?

No. The Cooper SE hardtop was sold for 2020–2024. MINI USA's current electric model is the Countryman SE ALL4.

What is the difference between the Cooper C and Cooper S?

Output and price. Both use a 2.0L turbo four, but the Cooper C makes 161 hp and 184 lb-ft and the Cooper S 201 hp and 221 lb-ft. The S costs $3,300 more.

Sources

Prices and output are as published by the manufacturer for the model year shown; fuel economy is from the EPA. Equipment changes between model years, so confirm a specific vehicle against its original paperwork or build sheet.

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