North America International Auto Show Preview - Having previously had a leak, MINI has launched its range-topping John Cooper Works variant for of the new Paceman. As expected earlier, the performance focuses on the crossover coupe looks very similar to the two-door John Cooper Countryman Works that is the thing. There are two shared between aggressive front fascia, side skirts and a sporty upsized chrome tailpipes, although JCW Paceman features bespoke 18-inch alloy wheels.
The strange thing is, 2013 John Cooper Works Paceman slightly more powerful than the four-door of its partners. It uses a turbocharged 1.6-liter four-cylinder, the same engine lurking under the hood at the John Cooper Works every other model but its output has been nudged to 218 horsepower and 207 lb-ft of torque, with an overboost function has served to give rise to touch a peak of 221 lb-ft for a short burst.
2013 MINI John Cooper Works Paceman Buyers can choose between the manual six-speed or six-speed automatic gearbox and MINI ALL4 all-wheel-drive system. It provides the power distribution between the front axle to the rear with an electromagnetic center differential, which has been fitted as standard equipment.
Regardless of what gearbox that has been shot on the machine, sprint 2013 MINI John Cooper Works Paceman can move from rest to 62mph in just touched 6.9 seconds and can reach a maximum speed of 140 mph on the numbers.
After creating a debut at the Detroit Motor Show which will be held in January next year. 2013 MINI John Cooper Works Paceman will decorate showrooms located throughout the United States in March 2013. Car pricing information will be released in the near term ahead of the launch.
