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eration and cornering. You can continue your journey, but moderate your speed and exercise due caution. Have the system checked as soon as possible.


Reduced braking and driving stability. Drive cautiously and think well ahead. Avoid braking with full force, driving on rough tracks, and depressing the accelerator pedal to full throttle or kickdown position. Have the system checked immediately.


Reduced braking and driving stability. Drive cautiously and think well ahead. Avoid braking with full force, driving on rough tracks, and depressing the accelerator pedal to full throttle or kickdown position. Have the system checked immediately.


Drive cautiously and think well ahead. Avoid braking with full force, driving on rough tracks, and depressing the accelerator pedal to full throttle or kickdown position. Have the system checked immediately.


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Cause


What to do


Vehicles with Flat Tire Monitor*


Light up in yellow and red:


> Tire damage


Carefully bring the car to a stop. Observe the information starting on page 66.


> Flat Tire Monitor not initialized


Initialize Flat Tire Monitor, page 66.


Light up in yellow:


Flat Tire Monitor failed. Punctures are not indicated


Vehicles with Tire Pressure Monitor*


Light up in yellow and red:


There is a flat tire or substantial loss in tire pressure


Vehicles with Tire Pressure Monitor*


Light up in yellow:


Have the system checked.


Carefully bring the car to a stop. Observe the information starting on page 68.


Tire Pressure Monitor not initialized


Check the inflation pressure and reset the system, page 69.


The small lamp flashes yellow and then stays on, the large lamp lights up in yellow:


> Tire Pressure Monitor failed. Punctures are not indicated


> Wheel mounted without TPM


electronics


> The TPM is temporarily malfunc- tioning due to other systems or devices using the same radio fre- quency.


Have the system checked.


Have the system checked.


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1


Cause


What to do


Lights up in red:


> Transmission limp-home pro-


gram active with restricted range of gears, possibly with reduced acceleration


You can continue your journey, but moderate your speed and exercise due caution. Have the system checked without delay.


> Gears can be engaged without


depressing the brake


Always depress the brake to engage a gear.


> Automatic selector lever locked


Lights up in yellow:


> Automatic selector lever locked: Selector lever locked in position P with engine running and brake depressed or


> brake signal malfunctioning: gear can be engaged without depress- ing the brake


Lights up in red:


Transmission overheating


Lights up in yellow:


Transmission too hot


Selector lever position P not engaged. Vehicle not prevented from rolling


Manually unlock the selector lever lock, page 48.


Have the system checked as soon as possible.


Manually unlock the selector lever lock, page 48.


To engage a gear while the vehicle is at a standstill, always depress the brake. Before leaving the vehicle, move the selector lever to position P and switch off the engine.


Bring the car to a stop and move the selector lever to position P. Allow the transmission to cool down. You can continue your journey, but moderate your speed and exercise due caution. Have the system checked if the situa- tion reoccurs.


Avoid high engine loads. You can con- tinue your journey, but moderate your speed and exercise due caution.


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Cause


What to do


Selector lever position P not engaged. Ignition cannot be switched off


Engage selector lever position P when you wish to switch off the ignition, page 44.


Cruise control system failed


Have the system checked.


Park Distance Control failed


Have the system checked.


Bulb of exterior lighting system failed


Have the exterior lighting checked as soon as possible.


Low-beam headlamp or fog lamp failed


Have the lamps checked as soon as possible.


High-beam headlamp failed


Have the high-beam headlamps checked.


Rear fog lamp failed


Have the rear fog lamp checked.


Headlamp beam throw adjustment system failed


Have the headlamp beam throw adjustment system checked.


Coolant level too low


Add coolant immediately, page 118.


Engine oil pressure too low


Lights up in red:


Service appointment overdue


Lights up in yellow:


Service due


Stop immediately and switch off the engine. You cannot continue your journey. Contact your MINI dealer.


Arrange a service appointment. Check service requirements, page 58.


Arrange a service appointment. Check service requirements, page 58.


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1


Cause


What to do


No service due


Set speed limit exceeded


Time and date no longer correct


Set the time and date, page 60.


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AT A GLANCE


CONTROLS


DRIVING TIPS


MOBILITY


REFERENCE


REFERENCE


a


Technical data


In the technical data, only the values that differ from the Cooper S are shown for the John Cooper Works.


Engine data


Displacement


Number of cylinders


Maximum power out- put


At engine speed


Maximum torque with overboost


At engine speed with overboost


cu in/ cmμ


hp


rpm


lb ft/ Nm


rpm


Cooper


97.5/ 1,598


118


6,000


114/155


4,250


Cooper S


John Cooper Works


97.5/ 1,598


172


5,500


177/240
192/260


97.5/ 1,598


208


6,000


192/260
207/280


1,600-5,000
1,700-4,500


1,850-5,600
2,000-5,100


Overboost briefly raises the maximum torque at high rates of acceleration, e.g. when passing.


154


Dimensions


MINI


All dimensions in inches/mm. Minimum turning radius Δ: 35 ft 10 in/10.7 m.


Information after the semicolon: different values for MINI Cooper S.


155


MINI Convertible


All dimensions in inches/mm. Minimum turning radius Δ: 35 ft 10 in/10.7 m.


Information after the semicolon: different values for MINI Cooper S.


156


Weights


MINI


Cooper


Cooper S


John Cooper Works


Curb weight, ready for travel, with all optional extras


> Manual transmission


lbs/kg


2,568/1,165


2,679/1,215


2,701/1,225


> Automatic transmis-


lbs/kg


2,646/1,200


2,723/1,235



sion


Approved gross weight


> Manual transmission


lbs/kg


3,384/1,535


3,494/1,585


3,516/1,595


> Automatic transmis-


lbs/kg


3,461/1,570


3,538/1,605



sion


Approved front axle load


> Manual transmission


lbs/kg


1,830/830


1,918/870


1,918/870


> Automatic transmis-


lbs/kg


1,907/865


1,962/890



sion


Approved rear axle load


lbs/kg


1,664/755


1,664/755


1,675/760


Approved roof load capacity


Cargo bay capacity


lbs/kg


165/75


165/75


165/75


cu ft/ liters


5.7 - 24.0/ 160 - 680


5.7 - 24.0/ 160 - 680


5.7 - 24.0/ 160 - 680


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a


MINI Convertible


Cooper


Cooper S


John Cooper Works


Curb weight, ready for travel, with all optional extras


> Manual transmission


lbs/kg


2,745/1,245


2,855/1,295


2,877/1,305


> Automatic transmis-


lbs/kg


2,822/1,280


2,921/1,325



sion


Approved gross weight


> Manual transmission


lbs/kg


3,560/1,615


3,671/1,665


3,693/1,675


> Automatic transmis-


lbs/kg


3,638/1,650


3,737/1,695



sion


Approved front axle load


> Manual transmission > Automatic transmis-


sion


lbs/kg


lbs/kg


1,863/845


1,951/885


1,962/890


1,940/880


2,017/915



Approved rear axle load


lbs/kg


1,786/810


1,786/810


Cargo bay capacity


cu ft/ liters


6.0-23.3/ 170-660


6.0-23.3/ 170-660


1,797/815


6.0-23.3/ 170-660


Never exceed either the approved axle loads or the gross vehicle weight.


Capacities


Fuel tank


including reserve of


Window washer system incl. headlamp washer system


US gal/US quarts


liters


Notes


13.2/–


2.1/–


approx. 50


Fuel grade: page 103


approx. 8


–/4.8


approx. 4.5


For more details: page 51


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E


159


Everything from A to Z


INDEX


Accessories, refer to Your


individual vehicle 4


Acknowledgment signals for


locking/unlocking vehicle 21


Activated-charcoal filter for


automatic climate control 83


Additives – coolant 118
– engine oil 118
Adjusting temperature inside


the car, refer to Air conditioner 80


Adjusting temperature inside the car, refer to Automatic climate control 81


Air conditioner 79
Air conditioning mode – air conditioner 80
– automatic climate control 81
– ventilation 83
Air distribution – automatic 82
– individual 81
– manual 81
Air flow rate 80, 82
– air conditioning system 80
– automatic climate control 82
– heating, ventilation 80
Air outlets, refer to Air vents 79
Air pressure, checking, refer to


Tire inflation pressure 104


Air recirculation, refer to


Recirculated-air mode 80, 82


Air supply – air conditioner 80
– automatic climate control 81
– ventilation 83
Air vents 79


160


Airbags 71
– sitting safely 35
– warning lamp 73
Airing, refer to Ventilation 83
AKI, refer to Fuel grade 103
Alarm system 25
All-season tires, refer to Winter


tires 115


Always Open Timer 55
Ambient air, refer to


Recirculated-air mode 80, 82


Ambient lighting 78
Antenna, care 121
Antifreeze – coolant 118
– washer fluid 51
Antilock Brake System ABS 64
Anti-theft alarm system, refer


to Alarm system 25
Anti-theft system 19
Approved axle loads, refer to


Weights 157


Approved engine oils 118
Approved gross vehicle


Automatic transmission with


Steptronic 46


– interlock 46
– overriding selector lever


lock 48


– shiftlock 46
– sport program 47
AUX-IN, refer to External audio


device 86


Average fuel consumption 54
– setting the units 57
Average speed 55
Axle loads, refer to


Weights 157


Background lighting, refer to


Ambient lighting 78


Backrests, refer to Seats 35
Backup lamps – replacing bulb 128, 129
Band-aids, refer to First aid


pouch 136


Bar, refer to Tow-starting,


weight, refer to Weights 157


towing away 138


Armrest, refer to Center


armrest 86


Ashtray 88
Assistant systems, refer to – Dynamic Stability Control


DSC 64


Audio device, external 86
AUTO program for automatic


climate control 82


Automatic – air distribution 82
– air flow rate 82
– cruise control 51
– headlamp control 74
Automatic climate control 79
– automatic air distribution 82


Battery 134
– charging 135
– disposal 28, 135
– jump-starting 136
– temporary power failure 135
Battery renewal – remote control 28
Being towed 138
Belt tensioner, refer to Safety


belts 38


Belts, refer to Safety belts 38
Beverage holders, refer to


Cupholders 88


Black ice, refer to Outside temperature warning 53


Blower, refer to Air flow


rate 80, 82


Bottle holders, refer to


Cupholders 88
Brake Assist 64
Brake fluid, refer to Service


requirements 58


Brake lamps – replacing bulbs 129
Brake pads, breaking in 92
Brake rotors 93
– brakes 92
– breaking in 92
Brake system 92
– breaking in 92
– disc brakes 93
– MINI Maintenance


System 119


Brakes – ABS 64
– breaking in 92
– MINI Maintenance


System 119


– parking brake 45
– service requirements 58
Brakes, refer to Braking


safely 93


Breakdown service, refer to


Roadside Assistance 136


Break-in period 92
Breaking in the clutch 92
Bulb changing, refer to Lamps


and bulbs 125


Button for starting the


engine 44


Buttons on the steering


wheel 11


California Proposition 65


warning 5


Can holders, refer to


Cupholders 88


Capacities 158
Car battery, refer to Vehicle


battery 134
Car care 121
Car key, refer to Keys/remote


controls 18


Car phone – installation location, refer to


Center armrest 86


– refer to separate Owner's


Manual


Car wash, care 121
Car washes 121
Care 121
– car washes 121
– car-care products 121
– CD/DVD drives 124
– external 121
– high-pressure washers 122
– internal 123
– leather 123
– manual washing 122
– upholstery and fabrics 123
– windows 122
– wiper blades 122
Cargo area – capacity 157
Cargo bay 94
– Comfort Access 27
– cover 94
– lamp 77
– opening from outside 24
Cargo bay, expanding 94
Cargo bay lamp 77
Cargo bay lid, refer to


Liftgate 24


Cargo loading 95
– securing cargo 96
– stowing cargo 96
– vehicle 94
Cargo, securing 96
Carpets, care 123
Catalytic converter, refer to


Hot exhaust system 92


Center armrest 86
Center brake lamp 129
Center console, refer to


Around the center console 14


Central locking system 19
– Comfort Access 26
– from inside 23
– from outside 19
Changing bulbs 125
Changing wheels 132


Chassis number, refer to


Engine compartment 117


Check Control 61
Child restraint systems 41
Child seats 41
Child-restraint fixing system


LATCH 42


Chock, folding – space-saver spare tire 132
Chrome parts, care 123
Chrome parts, refer to


Care 121


Cigarette lighter 88
Cleaning headlamps 50
– washer fluid 51
Clock 53
– 12h/24h mode 57
– setting time 60
Closing – from inside 23
– from outside 19
Clothes hooks 87
Cockpit 10
Cold start, refer to Starting the


engine 45


Comfort Access 26
– replacing the battery 28
– what to observe before entering a car wash 27


Comfort area, refer to Around


the center console 14


Compartment for remote control, refer to Ignition lock 44


Computer 54
Condensation, refer to When


the vehicle is parked 93
Condition Based Service


CBS 119


Configuring settings, refer to


Personal Profile 18


Connecting vacuum cleaner,


refer to Connecting electrical appliances 88


Consumption, refer to Average


fuel consumption 54


Control Display – settings 56
Controls and displays 10


161


Convenient access, refer to


Defrost position, refer to


Driving off on inclines, refer to


Comfort Access 26
Convenient operation – convertible top 22
– windows 20
Convenient start, refer to


Starting the engine 45


Convertible top 30
Coolant 118
– checking level 118
– filling 118
Coolant temperature 53
Cooling fluid, refer to


Coolant 118


Cooling, maximum 82
Copyright 2
Cruising range 54
Cupholders 88
Curb weight, refer to


Weights 157


Current fuel consumption 55


Dashboard instruments, refer


to Displays 12


Dashboard lighting, refer to


Instrument lighting 77


Dashboard, refer to Cockpit 10
Data 154
– capacities 158
– dimensions 155
– engine 154
– weights 157
Data memory 120
Date – setting 61
Daytime running lights 75
DBC Dynamic Brake Control,


refer to Brake Assist 64


Defrosting windows 81, 83


Hill Assist 65


Defrosting windows 81, 83
Defrosting windows and removing condensation


– air conditioner 81
– automatic climate control 83
Defrosting windshield, refer to


Defrosting windows 81, 83


Differential, breaking in 92
Digital clock 53
Dimensions 155
Dipstick, engine oil 117
Directional indicators, refer to


Turn signals 48


Driving stability control


systems 63


Driving through water 93
Driving tips, refer to Driving


notes 92


Dry air, refer to Cooling


function 83


DTC Dynamic Traction Control


DTC 64


Dynamic Brake Control DBC,


refer to Brake Assist 64
Dynamic Stability Control


DSC 64


Displacement, refer to Engine


Dynamic Traction Control 64


data 154


Display lighting, refer to Instrument lighting 77


Displays 12
– instrument combination 12
Displays and controls 10
Displays, care 124
Disposal – of coolant 118
– remote control battery 28
– vehicle battery 135
Distance remaining to service,


refer to Service requirements 58


Distance warning, refer to Park


Distance Control PDC 63


Door key, refer to Integrated


key/remote control 18


Door lock 22
Door lock, confirmation


signals 21


Doors, manual operation 22
DOT Quality Grades 112
Drinks holders, refer to


Electric power windows – initializing 29
Electrical malfunction – convertible top 32
– door lock 22
– fuel filler flap 102
– trunk lid 24
Electronic brake-force


distribution 64


Electronic Stability Program


ESP, refer to Dynamic Stability Control DSC 64


Emergency operation, refer to


Manual operation – convertible top 32
– door lock 22
– fuel filler flap 102
– transmission lock, automatic


transmission 48


– trunk lid 24
Emergency services, refer to


Roadside Assistance 136


Deactivating front passenger


Cupholders 88


airbags 72


Deadlocking, refer to


Locking 20


Defect – door lock 22
– fuel filler flap 102
Defogging windows 81, 83


Drive-off assistant, refer to Hill


Assist 65


Driving dynamics control, refer


to Sport button 65


Driving lamps, refer to Parking


lamps/low beams 74


Driving notes 92


162


Engine – breaking in 92
– data 154
– overheated, refer to Coolant


temperature 53


– speed 154
– starting 45
– starting, Comfort Access 26
– switching off 45
Engine compartment 117
Engine coolant, refer to


Coolant 118


Engine oil – adding 118
– additives, refer to Approved


engine oils 118


– alternative oil types 118
– approved engine oils 118
– capacity 118
– checking level 117
– dipstick 117
– intervals between changes,


refer to Service requirements 58


– MINI Maintenance


System 119


Engine oil level, checking 117
Engine output, refer to Engine


data 154


Engine starting, refer to Starting the engine 45


Error messages, refer to Check


Control 61


ESP Electronic Stability


Program, refer to Dynamic Stability Control DSC 64


Exhaust system, refer to Hot


exhaust system 92


Exterior mirrors 39
– adjusting 39
– automatic heating 39
– folding in and out 39
External audio device 86
Eyes – for tow-starting and towing


away 138


– for tying down loads 96


Failure messages, refer to


Check Control 61


Failure of an electrical


consumer 135


Fastening safety belts, refer to


Safety belts 38


Filter – microfilter for air


conditioner 81


– microfilter/activated-


charcoal filter for automatic climate control 83
Fine wood, care 124
First aid pouch 136
Fixture for remote control,


refer to Ignition lock 44


Flash when locking/


unlocking 21


Flat tire – run-flat tires 114
– Tire Pressure Monitor TPM 68
Flat Tire Monitor FTM 66
– indicating a flat tire 67
– initializing the system 66
– snow chains 66
– system limits 66
Flat tires, refer to Tire


condition 113


Floor mats, care 123
Fog lamps – replacing bulb 127, 129
Folding rear seat backrest 94
Folding roof, refer to


Convertible top with integrated sliding sunroof 30


Footbrake, refer to Braking


safely 93


Footwell lamps 77
For your own safety 5
Front airbags 71
Front fog lamps 77
– indicator lamp 140
– replacing bulb 127
Front seat adjustment 35
Frost on windows, refer to


Defrosting windows 81, 83


FTM, refer to Flat Tire


Monitor 66


Fuel 103
– gauge 54
– high-quality brands 103
– quality 103
– specifications 103
– tank capacity 158
Fuel clock, refer to Fuel


gauge 54


Fuel consumption display – average fuel consumption 54
Fuel display, refer to Fuel


gauge 54


Fuel filler flap 102
– releasing in the event of


electrical malfunction 102


Fuses 135


Garage door opener, refer to Integrated universal remote control 84


Gasoline – refer to Average fuel


consumption 54


Gasoline display, refer to Fuel


gauge 54


Gasoline, refer to Required


fuel 103


Gear indicator – automatic transmission with


Steptronic 46


Gear shifting – automatic transmission 46
– manual transmission 46
Gearshift lever – automatic transmission with


Steptronic 46


– manual transmission 46
General driving notes 92
Glass sunroof, electric 28
– convenient operation 20, 22
– opening, closing 28
– raising 28
– remote control 20
Glove compartment 85
Grills, refer to Air vents 79


163


Gross vehicle weight, refer to


Weights 157


Halogen lamps – replacing bulb 126
Handbrake, refer to Parking


brake 45


Hands-free system 14
Hazard warning flashers 14
Head airbags 71
Head restraints 37
– sitting safely 35
Headlamp control,


automatic 74


Headlamp flasher 48
– indicator lamp 11, 140
Headlamps – replacing bulb 126
Headlamps, care 122
Headlight glass lens 126
Heated – mirrors 39
– rear window 80, 82
– seats 38
Heating 79
– mirrors 39
– rear window 80, 82
– seats 38
Heavy loads, refer to Stowing


cargo 96


Height adjustment – seats 36
– steering wheel 40
Height, refer to


Dimensions 155


High beams 76
– headlamp flasher 76
– indicator lamp 140
– replacing bulb 126
High water, refer to Driving


through water 93


Hill Assist 65
Hills 93
Holders for cups 88
Homepage 4


164


Hood 116
Horn 10
Hot exhaust system 92
Hydroplaning 92


Ice warning 53
Ignition 44
– switched off 44
– switched on 44
Ignition key position 1, refer to


Radio readiness 44


Interior rearview mirror 39
– automatic dimming


feature 40
Interlock 46
Intermittent mode of the


wipers 49


Internet page 4


Jacking points 134
Jets, refer to Window washer


nozzles 51


Ignition key position 2, refer to


Jumpering, refer to Jump-


Ignition on 44


Ignition key, refer to


Integrated key/remote control 18


Ignition lock 44
Imprint 2
Indicator and warning


lamps 13, 140


– Tire Pressure Monitor TPM 69
Indicator lighting, refer to


Instrument lighting 77


Individual air distribution 81
Individual settings, refer to


Personal Profile 18


Inflation pressure monitoring, refer to Tire Pressure Monitor TPM 68
Initializing – Flat Tire Monitor FTM 66
– glass sunroof, electric 29
Instrument cluster, refer to


Displays 12


Instrument lighting 77
Instrument panel, refer to


Cockpit 10


starting 136


Jump-starting 136


Key Memory, refer to Personal


Profile 18


Key, refer to Keys/remote


controls 18


Keyless opening and closing, refer to Comfort Access 26
Keyless-Go, refer to Comfort


Access 26
Kickdown 47
– automatic transmission with


Steptronic 47


Knock control 103


Lamps and bulbs, replacing


bulbs 125


Lamps, refer to Parking lamps/


Low beams 74


Lashing eyes, refer to Securing


Instrument panel, refer to


cargo 96


Displays 12


Integrated key 18
Integrated universal remote


control 84


Interior lamps 77
– remote control 21


LATCH child-restraint fixing


system 42


Leather care 123
LEDs light-emitting diodes 126
Length, refer to


Dimensions 155
License plate lamp – bulb replacement 129


Liftgate 24
– Comfort Access 27
– opening from outside 24
– opening/closing 24
– unlocking with remote


control 21


Light switch 74
Light-alloy wheels, care 123
Light-emitting diodes


LEDs 126
Lighter 88
– socket 88
Lighting – lamps and bulbs 125
– of the instruments 77
– of vehicle, refer to Lamps 74
Limit 151
Load 95
Load securing equipment, refer to Securing cargo 96


Lock buttons of doors, refer to


Locking 23


Locking – adjusting confirmation


signal 21


– from inside 23
– from outside 20
– without remote control, refer


to Comfort Access 26


Locking and unlocking doors – confirmation signals 21
– from inside 23
– from outside 19
Low beams 74
– automatic 74
– replacing bulb 126
Lower back support, refer to


Lumbar support 36


Luggage compartment – emergency operation, refer


to Manual release 24


– increasing the capacity 95
– opening from the inside 24
Luggage compartment lid – emergency operation, refer


to Manual release 24


Luggage compartment, refer


to Cargo bay 24


Luggage rack, refer to Roof- mounted luggage rack 97


Lumbar support 36


M+S tires, refer to Winter


tires 115


MINI Internet page 4
MINI Maintenance System 119
Mirror dimming feature 40
Mirrors 39
– exterior mirrors 39
– heating 39
– interior rearview mirror 39
Mobile phone – installation location, refer to


Center armrest 86


Maintenance, refer to Service


– refer to separate Owner's


Booklet


Maintenance system 119
Malfunction – convertible top 32
– trunk lid 24
Malfunction warnings, refer to


Check Control 61


Manual air distribution 81
Manual mode – automatic transmission with


Steptronic 47


Manual operation – door lock 22
– fuel filler flap 102
– power convertible top 32
– transmission lock, automatic


transmission 48


– trunk lid 24
Manual transmission 46
Manual washing 122
Master key, refer to Integrated


key/remote control 18


Maximum cooling 82
Maximum speed – with winter tires 115
Medical assistance, refer to


First aid pouch 136


Microfilter – for air conditioner 81
– for automatic climate


control 83


– MINI Maintenance


System 119


Microfilter/activated-charcoal


filter


Manual


Mobile phone, installation location, refer to Center armrest 86


Mobile phone, refer to the separate Owner's Manual


Mobility System 130
Modifications, technical, refer


to For your own safety 5
Monitoring system for tire


pressures, refer to Flat Tire Monitor 66


Multifunction switch – refer to Turn signals/ headlamp flasher 48


– refer to Wiper system 49
Multifunctional steering


wheel, refer to Buttons on the steering wheel 11


Neck support, refer to Head


restraints 37


Nets, refer to Storage


compartments 87


New tires 114
Number of cylinders, refer to


Engine data 154


Number of safety belts 35

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