The 2021 Mini Cooper Countryman is priced between approximately RM200,000 to RM250,000, depending on the configuration you choose—whether it's the Cooper S, the plug-in hybrid Cooper SE, or additional optional features. Staying true to Mini's iconic design language, this model offers a larger footprint for better practicality. Under the hood, it packs either a 1.5T or 2.0T engine, delivering agile performance perfect for city driving and short getaways. As Mini's only SUV offering, the Countryman provides a higher seating position and more spacious rear seating while retaining the brand's signature go-kart-like handling. If you're considering a used model, prices can vary significantly based on condition, mileage, and service history—so a thorough inspection is a must before buying. In this price range, you might also cross-shop some Japanese or German compact SUVs, but the Countryman continues to win over buyers who crave its unique personality and undeniable charm.

The second-hand price of the 2021 Mini Countryman is usually between 120000 and 180000 ringgit, depending on the condition, mileage, configuration version, and whether it is still within the original factory warranty period. The high-end Cooper S or JCW version will be 15% to 25% more expensive than the base Cooper. This car is known for its unique British design, flexible handling, and practicality, equipped with 1.5T or 2.0T engines, and some models are equipped with ALL4 four-wheel drive system, suitable for people who pursue individuality and need family cars. It is recommended to prioritize checking the status of the turbocharger system and electronic device functions when purchasing a used car. At the same time, complete maintenance records and extended warranty services can be obtained through the original factory certified used car channel. If considering a new car, the current Countryman offers a 5-year unlimited mileage warranty locally, but the advantage of the 2021 used car is that the depreciation rate has stabilized and the configuration is not significantly different from the current model.

The 2021 Countryman, as the largest model in MINI's lineup, measures 4,310 mm long, 1,822 mm wide, and 1,616 mm tall with a 2,670 mm wheelbase. It offers more spacious dimensions than its predecessor, particularly with improved rear legroom and cargo capacity – making it a practical choice for family trips. Though positioned as a compact SUV, its interior space rivals many midsize SUVs. The standard trunk capacity is 450 liters, expandable to 1,390 liters with the rear seats folded, easily accommodating bulky items. The Countryman retains MINI's iconic design cues but adds extra height and ground clearance for better off-road capability without sacrificing its nimble handling. Multiple powertrains are available, including gasoline and plug-in hybrid variants. The PHEV version delivers around 50-60 km of pure electric range, ideal for short daily commutes. In local markets, this well-proportioned premium SUV strikes a perfect balance – compact enough for city driving yet capable enough for light adventures.