MINI claims a combined average fuel consumption of 7.5 litres/100km for the Cooper S Countryman. Our test average of 9.9 litres/100km over a 318km run combining urban and highway driving.

All MINIs sold in 2016 are covered by a four-year unlimited mileage warranty in addition to a four-year / 60,000km free service package covering engine oil, oil filter, air filter, micro filter, spark plug, and brake fluids. Maintenance intervals are condition-based, meaning on-board diagnostics tell you when it's time to send your Countryman in for some tender loving care.

During the New Honda Civic test run that lasted from the morning through to the evening we covered approximately 300 kilometres, and despite some hard driving, the 1.5 litre turbo returned an average fuel consumption of 10.1 kilometres per litre, which is highly respectable. In the hands of the average driver who drives within the speed limits, a number of around 12 to 14 kilometres per litre can be expected.

Whilst I am not a real fan of CVT's, it is undeniable that this transmission does contribute greatly to the excellent fuel economy.

A comprehensive instrument cluster. The instrument cluster takes the form of a lightweight, brightness-adjustable LCD.

Readouts include speedometer, tachometer, odometer, dual tripmeters, gear position, coolant temperatures, driving range, average fuel consumption, instantaneous fuel consumption, traction control, and a clock. A white backlight gives great nighttime visibility. The display is flanked by LED indicators for the turn signals, high beam, malfunction, ABS, traction control, coolant temperature, and oil pressure.

In short, what we are looking at here, is a front-wheel drive Cooper S Countryman decorated with various exclusive aesthetic ornaments, priced at an RM11k premium over the regular model. Mechanical configuration sees the venerable twin-scroll turbocharged 1.6-litre Prince engine paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission to bestow the front wheels with outputs of 190hp and 240Nm, the latter swelling to 260Nm on brief overboost on full throttle.

Mini Cooper S Countryman Park Lane Interior. Available storage space is not fantastic, but enough to live with. The four cupholders along the centre console are decently sized, whilst the rail that extends from the gear lever rearwards can swallow a decent number of small (emphasize small) items.

MINI offers a number of optional accessory boxes that can be fastened to the railing, so speak your sales consultant on this. Build quality feels distinctly average for the price tag. Whilst fit and finish are decent, material selection, at prominent touchpoints at that, are unimpressive.

From afar, the Countryman Park Lane can be recognized by its Earl Grey body colour with Oak Red contrast finish on the roof and side mirrors, as well as decal stickers on the bonnet, tailgate, and along the flanks. Despite not being equipped with all-wheel drive, the Mini Cooper S Countryman Park Lane is nevertheless decked in a more rugged-looking ALL4 Bodykit that notably includes scuff plates on the front and along the sides.

Finally, if you still don't get the visual cues, ‘Park Lane' emblems on the fenders give you a definitive answer of its identity.

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Brand New Mini Cooper S featuring G'ZOX Quartz 7 Body Coat. The Cooper S nets you a more powerful four-cylinder 2.0 litre turbocharged mill (part for BMW's new B48 range), has 192 hp and 280 Nm, a 0-100 km/h time of 6.7 seconds and a 233 km/h top speed.

Paired to the same Aisin six-speed automatic transmission (no manual, as to be expected), the Cooper S getting the upgraded Sports Auto version with a Launch Control function. Great fuel economy is standard across the range, with claimed figures of 5.4 litres (Cooper S) per 100 km.

Alternatively, the Countryman in its regular guises is available at RM198,888 (OTR without insurance) for the 120hp naturally-aspirated Cooper model or RM242,888 for the Cooper S, both of which are locally-assembled and front-wheel driven only. The performance range-topping 218hp JCW variant, which comes fully-imported, is priced much higher at RM313,888.

Interestingly, the all-new Clubman in Cooper S format and sold as a fully-imported model, is priced identical to our Countryman Park Lane edition model at RM253,888.