Mini R56 parts

MINI Hatchback (R56) cars: technical specifications, versions and trim levels

Mini Cooper (R56) cars are 3-door hatchbacks, which were produced by the German automaker BMW Group from 2006 till 2016. There were body versions with 2 or 4 seats. These vehicles were compact and fuel-efficient. The manufacturer used proprietary EfficientDynamics technology in some versions, aiming to reduce fuel consumption and harmful emissions to the atmosphere. In 2010, the hatchbacks were facelifted. Visit onlinecarparts.co.uk to buy spare parts for Mini Cooper (R56) on favourable terms. We have all you need for car repair: brake pads, windscreen wiper blades, oil filters and much more. We set low prices and often hold promotions, helping you to save money. With onlinecarparts.co.uk you always have the best shopping experience.

Technical characteristics of Mini Cooper (R56)

At the launch, the body length of this model varied between 3699 and 3729 mm, depending on a version. Width and height were 1683 and 1407 mm respectively. Road clearance was 140 mm. Maximum loading capacity of the car reached 450 kg. The capacity of the luggage compartment was 160 litres, increasing to 680 litres with the rear seats folded.

After the facelift, the car body became 3723–3774 mm long and 1393–1407 mm high. Maximum loading capacity dropped to 300 kg. Other parameters didn’t change.

Vented brake discs were fitted to the front axle of this vehicle. The rear axle carried solid discs.

Main versions

Over 10 FWD versions of Mini Cooper (R56) were offered. These included petrol and diesel vehicles.

1.6 AT, highly fuel-efficient petrol version, was quite popular. This car had a 4-cylinder 16-valve in-line engine with direct fuel injection. Engine output equalled 122 hp, maximum torque – 160 N·m at 4250 rpm. Top speed of the car reached 203 km/h. It accelerated to 100 km/h in 9.1 seconds. Fuel consumption per 100 km in the urban cycle was 9.1 litres, in the extra-urban cycle – 5 litres, in the combined cycle – 6.5 litres.

Trim levels of Cooper (R56)

Apart from the standard trim, the model had quite a few extended ones. These included Baker Street, Bayswater, London, S, D, SD, JCW (John Cooper Works). All Mini Cooper R56 (2006–2016) hatchbacks had ABS, traction control system, front and side airbags, electric windows, and an audio system with CD-player as standard. Position of the steering wheel could be adjusted. The side mirrors were electric.

Baker Street trim level included an air-conditioner, alloy wheels, front fog lights, headlight washers, and heated side mirrors. The sport seats were partially trimmed with leather. Cruise-control and satellite navigation system were offered for an extra fee.