Hello.
Here are the weights of the various original Mini Cooper models:
Weight (Cooper 997cc, 998cc, rubber cone) 1,400 lb (635 kg)
Weight (Cooper 997cc, 998cc, hydrolastic) 1,433 lb (650 kg)
Weight (Cooper S, rubber cone) 1,411 lb (640 kg) approx.
Weight (Cooper S, hydrolastic) 1,540 lb (698 kg) approx.
source: MiniMania.com
http://www.minimania.com/MM/Mini_suspension__steering_and_handling_data_.htm
Thus, the Cooper S weighed either 1,411 lb (640 kg) or 1,540 lb (698
kg), depending upon the suspension. The rubber cone suspense was used
until 1964. After that, the hydroelastic suspension was used.
see:
Mini Cooper Mk 1 & Mk 2 - A Brief History
http://www.gbclassiccars.co.uk/mini_cooper_mk1_mk2.html
Comparable figures appear on this web page:
Information about the MINI
http://www.dataphone.se/~fixer/info.htm
Note that the term "kerb weight" is used. This term is equivalent to
"curb weight." See:
DICTIONARY OF AUTOMOTIVE TERMS
http://www.srodictionary.com/sro-dick.htm
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The new UK-spec Cooper S has a "kerb" weight of 2513 lbs (1140 kg.)
source:
UK Car Pages:
http://www.carpages.co.uk/guide/mini/mini-mini-cooper-s-3dr.asp?switched=on&echo=188164008
The new UK-spec Cooper S has a "kerb" weight of 2678 lbs (1215 kg).
See:
MINIusa.com
http://www.miniusa.com/link/ourcars/features/cooper_s/specifications
Also see:
Mini Cooper S specs
http://mini.jbcarpages.com/Cooper/2003/index4.php
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Finally... the '70s Honda 600.
"1971-1972 Honda 600...
... the 1,312-pound coupe"
source: Hemmings Motor News
http://www.hemmings.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/articles.sleeperdetail/id/
1312 lbs is equivalent to 595 kg.
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I hope this helps. |