New Mini JCW Countryman Makes Surprise Appearance On German Configurator

The cabin is even less customizable than the exterior, with just one upholstery option. Black leather with red stitching and detailing gives the interior an athletic touch. Red trim inlays can be seen on the dashboard, along with light gold trim for the door handles and air vents.

Two packages are available. Package L is priced at €5,260 (roughly $5,562) and comes with all the equipment one could reasonably need, such as a panoramic sunroof, satellite navigation, heated seats, and Driving Assistant Plus. A more expensive €8,850 ($9,358) Package XL gets everything Package L receives, but also JCW performance brakes and power-operated front seats with memory.

Tick every option, and the price tag increases to a hefty €66,300 ($70,000), which is a lot of money for a Mini. That said, European prices are considerably higher than local new car prices, so we expect a more palatable price tag and, hopefully, more paint and upholstery options when the hot Countryman touches down in America.