Mini Cooper John Cooper Works Devil Version 2012

Mini copper JCW version devil model 2012 155 thousand km new clutch new wheels new battery leather seats in perfect condition Standard version John Cooper Works Devil is the most powerful and extreme version available on the market. The JCW versions are supervised by the company called John Cooper Works, led by Mike Cooper, son of the brilliant mechanic John Cooper. Under the hood of this John Cooper Works sports version, we find a 1.6-liter (1,598cc) turbocharged four-cylinder engine from the N16B16MO family, coupled to a six-speed manual Getrag transmission. The power output of the MINI Cooper S JCW exceeds 200 hp; precisely, the dynamometer reads 211 horsepower at around 6,000 rpm. Torque ranges from 260 to 280 lb-ft between 1,800 and 5,600 rpm. The most notable upgrades by JCW include the braking system, which now uses Brembo components with larger discs and calipers. The suspension is the same as used on the S models but calibrated more toward sportiness than comfort. Models signed by JCW also receive a new ECU tune, slightly higher turbocharger operating pressure, modified air induction into the engine, and reduced exhaust system restriction compared to standard models. The appearance of the "Devil" version of this MINI Cooper S JCW stands out significantly. The roof is red, creating a striking contrast with the black bodywork. The brake system is also visually prominent, as the Brembo calipers are painted red, and the 17-inch rims fitted on this MINI are matte black. The tonal contrast doesn't end here: the hood air intake, outer mirror housings, and roof spoiler are made of natural carbon fiber. The look of this MINI is attractive, interesting, and perhaps slightly intimidating—in short, the visual dialogue between the MINI JCW and the observer is straightforward