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Geneva 2012: MINI Clubvan Concept

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Alongside the Countryman John Cooper Works we presented earlier, MINI also presented the Clubvan concept at the Geneva Motor Show, offering us its view on the blue collar world.
We’re basically talking about a MINI Clubman that has been turned into a panel van. So, the rear widnows are gone, but the door setup has been left stock, which means that we get a third door on the passenger’s side that doesn’t seem to be to practical. The vehicle is dressed in British Racing Green, with the bumpers being color-coded. Waht can we say... we'd change the livery and turn it into the city's coolest pizza delivery van.

“For example, a car in the mould of the MINI Clubvan Concept would fit excellently into the fleet of a fashion designer, art gallery owner or catering service. And its abilities as an all-rounder also tick the right boxes for a photographer with a stack of camera, tripod and lighting equipment to ferry around during the week – and bulky sports and leisure gear to pile on board at the weekend,” a company press release reads.
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