New MINI Countryman revealed pictures

The All-New MINI Countryman sees its UK release on 11 February 2017

It's the long-awaited follow-up to the successful original
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The latest version has grown slightly in every direction, for enhanced space inside.

The new Countryman uses mechanical equipment seen on the BMW X1
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The four-wheel drive system is named ALL4

Power is usually transmitted to the front wheels, but the rear wheels are engaged automatically when the need arises
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The extra agility of the latest Countryman is an important part of its character

Despite its extra bulk, the new Countryman still feels like a MINI to drive
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A wide range of petrol and diesel engines is available, from a 1.5-litre three-cylinder petrol

... To a two-litre, turbocharged four cylinder petrol in the Cooper S ALL4
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Two diesel engines will also be available, and these are likely to be popular among higher-mileage drivers

Manual and automatic gearbox options are available, including a Sport Automatic on Cooper S ALL4 models
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Despite the extra height, agility hasn't been compromised

Handling remains as tidy as ever, and the Countryman is one of the best driver's SUVs
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Traditional MINI styling cues still abound outside and in

A staggered window-line helps to break up the MINI Countryman's bulk
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MINI has taken care not to allow the Countryman to lose its MINI identity

Inside, things will feel familiar, too, with the 'central instrument' remaining true to traditional
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Interior space has grown considerably, those in the front will be comfortable...

... and there will be few complaints from those in the back either, who have plenty of space to stretch out, too
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