Is Hill Assist standard in the 2007 or 2008 base Mini Coopers?

Asked by dinsmoor Feb 03, 2008 at 09:06 AM about the 2008 MINI Cooper Base

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Is Hill Assist standard in the 6 speed 2007 or 2008 Mini Cooper?  Edmunds and Yahoo list it as standard but Mini website does not even list the feature.

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Brad answered 16 years ago

The above poster is absolutely incorrect. It is NOT a standard feature. The Hill Start Assist feature is part of the Dynamic Stability Control (DSC). Whether it's a Cooper or Cooper S, if you get DSC, you get Hill Start Assist.

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Tyson answered 15 years ago

BRAD IS INDEED CORRECT HOWEVER, WHAT SHE MIGHT BE READING IS THE FACT THAT THE MINI COOPER CLUBMAN AND THE MINI COOPER CLUBMAN S COME STANDARD WITH THE HILL ASSIST. IT IS AN OPTION HOWEVER IN THE REGULAR COOPER AS WELL AS THE S.

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