2012 Red/black Mini Cooper Coupe 19,000 Miles Showroom Condition on 2040-cars
Rockport, Massachusetts, United States
You are bidding on a 2012 MINI Cooper Coupe in excellent condition. It was purchased new to be used as a commuter car, but a change in work meant it has been mainly used for tooling around this rural Massachusetts community. It has only 18,900 miles on it, and is in close to new condition. The interior is fresh and new looking, and everything works as new. I'm a mid-career professional who got it mainly for gas savings, so this car has not been driven hard or abused. See the photos of the actual car to get an idea of its condition.
If you purchased this used at a dealer you would be paying in the $21000-$22000 range, so getting this through eBay should save you quite a bit. This is the base model with a 1.6 liter engine. I didn't get the S model because I wanted to maximize gas mileage (depending on how you drive it can get close to 40 miles per gallon). This doesn't mean this car is less powerful performance-wise, it's an amazingly peppy car that handles like a sports car. |
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