The 2014 Mini Countryman is a modern crossover vehicle. Equipped with four doors and a four-wheel-drive system known as Mini ALL4, the Countryman offers more passenger space than any other Mini vehicle.

For 2014, the Mini Countryman comes standard with heated mirrors and washer jets. There will only be one premium package moving forward, which will include the dual pane panoramic sunroof, rain sensor/automatic headlight control and automatic climate control.

A new package, called City Pack, is offered on all models and includes the alarm system, power fold mirrors, heated mirror and wash jets, auto dimming rear-view mirrors (interior and exterior), rear park distance control and comfort access.

The Center Rail in the 2014 Countryman is replaced by standard double cupholders in the rear seats. The Countryman's cupholder includes a 12V charging/power outlet.

Door inserts help to enhance the car's premium ambience, comfort levels and practicality. Door armrests provide an even more comfortable place to take the weight off your arms, and the controls for the electric windows are positioned in the door trim. A full control panel is integrated into the door armrest on the driver's side. The switches clustered here include the controls for all the windows, the deactivation facility for the rear window controls and the adjustment for the exterior mirrors.

The Mini Countryman comes as standard with a three-seat rear bench, while a pair of individual seats are available as a no-cost alternative.

Three gas and two diesel engines are available. The selection of gas variants ranges from the Mini One Countryman developing 98 horsepower and Mini Cooper Countryman (122 hp) to the 184-hp Mini Cooper S Countryman. The gas models are joined in the line-up by the diesel-powered Mini One D Countryman (90 hp) and Mini Cooper D Countryman (112 hp).