The 2013 Mini Cooper Roadster is one of the latest version of 2013 Mini. A 2013 Mini Cooper roadster is a go-kart for grownups, packing the brand's signature razor-sharp handling a two-seat package with a low roofline. The 2013 Mini Cooper Roadster is heavier, slightly longer and only 0.7 inches than the Mini hardtop two-door, hatchback.
The 2013 Mini Cooper Roadster shares the hatchback's wheelbase and basic mechanical systems. At 8.5 cubic feet, the roadster's trunk is larger. Every 2013 Mini Cooper Roadster makes more sense to us. The Coupe may not have been our cup of tea, but this Roadster looks to be a tasty toss-about for sun-drenched roads.
If you're going to lower the roofline and decrease visibility in the process, just lob the top off altogether and give us an open-air Mini that's more aggressive than the cutesy Cooper Convertible. The Coupe may not have been our cup of tea, but this Roadster looks to be a tasty toss-about for sun-drenched roads. Much like the Coupe, the 2013 Mini Cooper Roadster will be available in Cooper, Cooper S and the above John Cooper Works variant, powered by three versions of the automaker's 1.6-liter inline-four, producing 122, 184 and 211 horsepower, respectively. We'll be getting our first stint behind the wheel of the new 2013 Mini Cooper Roadster. Prices for the 2013 Mini Cooper Roadster start at $25,050 for a base model and rise to $35,200 for a 208-horsepower John Cooper Works model.
