3 recalls across 8 model years
The MINI Cooper Clubman has 3 recalls spanning the 2008–2014 production run, the most serious being an electrical short-circuit risk on 2008–2014 models sold or registered in certain northern and midwestern states where road salt is common, where the short can cause a fire.
The 2011 model year has a separate electrical issue: certain vehicles built between February and May of 2011 were fitted with a European-specification instrument cluster where the anti-lock brake warning symbol does not display the ABS letters when a fault occurs, only an outer ring, which may not be recognizable to drivers expecting the standard indicator. The 2009 model year has a compliance recall involving a distorted safety label on the B-pillar, which carries no safety risk.
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