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"   LOS ANGELES - It&amp;#039;s not like five-door sedans are a new thing, but nobody has ever built one configured like the Clubman. With a body 9.5 in. longer on a chassis with 3.15 in. added to the wheelbase and consequently 3.15 in. more rear legroom, rear-seat passengers will find the interior far more capacious.  Of course, it&amp;#039;s never fun shoehorning those linebackers into the back, but the Clubman&amp;#039;s rear door (singular) should make it easy. This door can only be opened if the passenger-side front door is open-there&amp;#039;s no handle on the outside. A single rear door is hinged at the back, making the usable area of the door opening far larger and more, well, usable.  So far, that&amp;#039;s three doors out of five. The Clubman has two rear doors, hinged like saloon doors rather than a liftgate or tailgate. This should make loading stuff into the back easier, too.  RELATED STORIES \u2022 TEST DRIVE: Electric Mini Cooper   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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