The Mini Clubman gets a new friend to join the model line up in the UK. The friend is the new 3-cylinder twin-turbo diesel and the Mini One D Clubman is available to order now, priced from £21,375 for the manual version and £22,870 for the automatic. First customer deliveries in April 2016.  The all new Clubman’s dimensions are larger than those of the previous generation MINI Clubman. It’s also 270 mm longer and 73 mm wider than the MINI 5-door Hatch, with a wheelbase which is 100 mm larger. The boot has a volume of 360 litres, which can be extended to 1,250 litres by folding the rear seats flat. Unusually for Mini the standard specification is rather generous with features like Mini Navigation, DAB, Bluetooth, Cruise control and MINI Connected on every car. You even get floor mats. The new Mini One D Clubman is powered by the latest generation three-cylinder MINI TwinPower Turbo diesel engine which meets EU6 exhaust emission standards. With a peak output of 116hp generating 270NM of torque, unsurprisingly Mini say the unit provides both excellent pulling power and efficiency. The top speed is 119mph. Fuel consumption averages a claimed 74.3 mpg on the combined cycle and CO₂ emissions of 99 grams per kilometre. Never believe what car companies say about fuel economy figures. Mini reckons over 50% of Clubman customers are expected to choose the optional Chili pack which adds a host of additional extras to the car which is an extra £2,785. Features include cloth/leather upholstery with heated sports seats, MINI’s comfort access system, park distance control, automatic air conditioning, LED headlights and LED fog lights to name but a few.