2020 MINI Hardtop

All three trim lines offer similar upgrades across each powertrain configuration and body style. The Classic trim comes with 15-inch wheels (17-inch on the JCW), leatherette seats and a leather sport steering wheel and a 6.5-inch infotainment display. Heated seats costs $500. The Signature trim adds more color choices and larger 16- or 17-inch wheels depending on engine. Leather seats can be added a la carte for $500 or as part of a $2,000 Signature Upholstery package that also upgrades the surfaces and the wheel. Navigation and Apple CarPlay on a larger 8.8-inch touchscreen—the Touchscreen Navigation package—screen is available for $1,700. The Cooper S Signature model offers dynamic dampening control for $500, which comes standard on the JCW Signature. Both the Cooper S and JCW can be outfitted with the Premium package, which adds chrome lines and Harman Kardon premium audio for $1,750 (it’s offered across the 4 Door Signature lineup at a different price point). The Iconic trim has 17-inch wheels (18-inch on the JCW) in a plethora of styles and gets the Signature Upholstery and Premium packages as well as the Touchscreen Navigation package. Eighteen-inch black or grey wheels can be added to any model and costs $2,905 or $2,400, respectively. Exterior detailing such racing stripes, special side mirrors or scuttles costs between $100 and $300. A driver assistance package with adaptive cruise control and parking assist costs $1,000 across the lineup.