MINI COOPER CLUBMAN Recalls

The MINI Cooper Clubman has 3 recalls spanning the 2007-2014 production run, the most serious being an electrical short-circuit risk on 2008-2014 models sold or registered in cold-weather and northern states that can cause a fire. The remaining two recalls are narrower in scope and lower in severity. On 2011 Clubman and Cooper S Clubman vehicles built between February and May of that year, a European-specification instrument cluster displays the wrong anti-lock brake warning symbol, showing only a partial indicator when an ABS fault is present rather than the standard "ABS" lettering, which means a driver may not immediately recognize a brake system problem. The 2009 model year has a compliance-only label issue where the safety certification label on the B-pillar was printed with a distortion; the regulator notes this does not pose a safety risk on the road.