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The Clubman pairs wagon practicality with go-kart character, and production has ended. Here's what you'll get when you book one on Turo.
A Clubman car rental puts you in a five-seat wagon with go-kart handling and 189 hp in Cooper S form. It's the MINI rental for trips that need more room — without giving up the fun.
Production has wrapped — 2024 was the final model year — so Turo gives you a way to get behind the wheel of one now. Local vehicle owners list Clubmans from several model years, and you choose pickup and drop-off that fit your plans.
Clubman specs
Horsepower
189 hp
Acceleration
0–60 mph in 6.9 sec
Fuel economy
29 mpg combined
Seats
5
The split rear "barn" doors are the Clubman's signature, and the BMW Group calls them "forever synonymous" with the car. Swing them open and you'll find 17.5 cu ft of cargo space behind the rear seats — room for luggage, weekend gear, and grocery runs.
The Cooper S makes 189 hp and 206 lb-ft of torque, and it reaches 60 mph in 6.9 sec. A seven-speed dual-clutch automatic handles the shifts, so you get quick gear changes without working a clutch pedal. It's plenty of punch for freeway merges and winding back roads.
Want more? The John Cooper Works (JCW) trim steps up to 301 hp and 331 lb-ft of torque. It sprints to 60 mph in 4.6 sec and pairs that power with an eight-speed automatic. That's a big-time jump in pace for a car that still carries five people and their bags.
The Cooper S returns 29 mpg combined — 25 city and 35 highway — so long drives won't mean constant gas station stops. The JCW trades a little efficiency for its extra power, with a rating of 26 mpg combined. That's a useful split to weigh when you compare listings for a road trip.
You'll also see two drivetrains across Clubman listings. Front-wheel drive keeps things simple for city streets and highway cruising. ALL4 all-wheel drive sends power to all four wheels for extra grip on rainy days, so check the listing to see which one you're booking.
The Clubman is the most practical model in the lineup, with five seats and wagon-style cargo space. It's also a discontinued model, so you're booking a car you can't order new anymore. Pick it for road trips with a small group, weekend getaways with luggage, and city errands, then browse more options across Turo's car rental marketplace.


Three details define the Clubman: its long heritage, the collectible Final Edition, and a five-seat cabin built for sharing the drive.
The Clubman name dates to 1969, which gives this wagon more than five decades of history. The modern version arrived in 2007 and stayed in production through the 2024 model year. That final stretch belongs to the F54, the second generation of the modern car.
When you book one, you're driving the last chapter of a nameplate with deep roots. It's a car with a story, and that story sparks conversation at pickup, at dinner, and at every scenic stop. For guests who love cars with character, the Clubman delivers history you can actually drive.
The Final Edition marked the end of the line, with production limited to 1,969 units — matching the year the Clubman name debuted. It wears 18-inch two-tone copper-tinted wheels that set it apart at a glance. "Final Edition" lettering on the sills and steering wheel reminds you of what you're driving every time you climb in.
Finding one on Turo depends on what local vehicle owners list in your area, so search listings for the trim name. If you spot one, you're booking a limited-run version of the modern Clubman. It's a rare chance to drive a true collectible on your own schedule.
The Clubman seats five, the most practical layout in the lineup for sharing the drive. Bring friends, family, or coworkers without squeezing everyone into a two-door. Behind the rear seats, you get 17.5 cu ft of cargo space for luggage, gear, and shopping bags.
That combination suits trips where everyone — and everything — needs to fit. Think airport runs with checked bags, a weekend away with a small group, or a full day of errands across town. You get real wagon space while keeping the compact, playful character that drew you to the Clubman in the first place.
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Before you book, get familiar with the rear doors, the trim choices, and how pricing works. These quick tips help you pick the right Clubman and drive it with confidence.
The rear doors open outward as a pair, so you swing them apart instead of lifting a single hatch. Trims come down to the 189-hp Cooper S or the 301-hp JCW. Clubmans came with front-wheel drive or ALL4 all-wheel drive, so check the listing for the drivetrain.
Weighing alternatives? Compare a MINI Cooper rental, a MINI Countryman rental, or a MINI Paceman rental.
Check rear-door clearance before you park. Because the doors swing outward, leave space behind the car in tight spots and parking garages so you can open both sides.
If you've booked a JCW, ease into the throttle — 301 hp arrives quickly in a compact wagon. Both trims shift for you: the Cooper S uses a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic, and the JCW uses an eight-speed automatic.
The price to rent a Clubman varies by model year, trim, location, and trip dates. Check listings in your area for current rates before you lock in your plans.
Weekly and monthly discounts may apply, so a longer trip can lower your daily cost. Explore long-term car rental if you need a car for weeks or months.
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Here are quick answers to common questions about booking a Clubman on Turo.
You need a valid driver's license and an approved Turo account to rent a Clubman on Turo.
You need a valid driver's license to rent a Clubman on Turo, and Turo checks it during the approval process.
Age requirements for a Clubman rental on Turo vary by vehicle and location, and Turo shows your eligibility before you book.
Protection plans are available at checkout when you book a Clubman on Turo.
Weekly and monthly discounts may apply to Clubman rentals on Turo, depending on the listing.
Yes, you can book a Clubman on Turo for weeks or months, depending on the listing, and weekly and monthly discounts may apply.
Mileage allowances for a Clubman rental on Turo vary by listing, so check the listing details before you book.
Yes, other drivers can drive your Clubman rental once you add them in the Turo app.
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