The 2008 Mini Cooper roster gains a new body style. The original 2-door hatchback was redesigned for 2007, and returns for '08 virtually unchanged. Mini Cooper convertibles continue for '08 using the 2002-2007-generation design. Introduced in the spring of '08 was the Clubman, an extended version of the hatchback that is 10 inches longer on a three-inch-longer wheelbase, adds a 3rd door on the passenger side, and has two rear "barn doors" instead of a hatchback. Coopers come in base and S models, all with a 1.6-liter 4-cylinder engine. Base hatchbacks and Clubmans have 118 hp, base convertibles 115. S hatchbacks and Clubmans are turbocharged and have 172 horsepower, while S convertibles are supercharged and have 168; all S versions come with a hood scoop and sport suspension. A 6-speed manual transmission is standard on all but the base convertible, which has a 5-speed manual. A 6-speed automatic is optional on all but the base convertible, which offers a continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT). Available safety features include ABS, traction control, and an antiskid system. Hatchbacks and Clubmans come with front side airbags and curtain side airbags. Convertibles have front side airbags that provide head and torso protection. Convertibles also have a power fabric top with heated glass rear window, plus standard rear obstacle detection and a "sunroof" mode that opens the top above the front seats. A wireless cell phone link is optional on hatchbacks and Clubmans. BMW owns Mini, and Coopers are sold at most major-market BMW dealers.