AC Schnitzer Unveils New Tuning Package for Mini Cooper S

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AC Schnitzer, a renowned tuning firm, has introduced a new package designed to enhance the aggressive styling and performance of the Mini Cooper S. The package includes a range of modifications, from a new body kit to custom wheels and a more prominent exhaust system.

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One of the standout features of the AC Schnitzer package is the centrally-mounted exhaust pipes, which replace the factory-hidden tailpipes on the latest generation Mini Cooper S, even the sportier JCW version. These 100 mm (3.9 inches) diameter exhaust pipes, finished with carbon fiber accents, give the Mini a more aggressive and menacing appearance.

To complement the new exhaust system, AC Schnitzer has added a series of aerodynamic enhancements. A two-tier splitter up front, beefed-up side skirts, and a substantial rear diffuser combine to create a more aggressive and sporty look. A larger rear wing, a blacked-out trim between the taillights, and decorative decals further enhance the vehicle's visual appeal.

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For those seeking a more aggressive stance, AC Schnitzer offers a new set of 19-inch AC1 alloy wheels in Bi-Color or Black finishes. These wheels are showcased on the company's demo vehicle, a Mini Cooper S JCW Trim with a Chili Red exterior.

While the Mini Cooper S is already known for its fun driving dynamics, AC Schnitzer has also introduced an optional lowering springs kit. This kit lowers the ride height by 15-25 mm and can be combined with 10 mm spacers for an even more aggressive stance.

Inside the cabin, AC Schnitzer has kept the modifications to a minimum, focusing on subtle enhancements such as a new aluminum footrest and a stylish key holder. While these changes may seem minor, they add a touch of refinement and personalization to the interior.

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While AC Schnitzer has not yet released any performance upgrades for the Mini Cooper S's turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine, the company's history of tuning previous generations of the model suggests that a power boost is likely to be offered in the future.

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