Mini Cooper S Convertible - Low Miles Beautifully Maintained 2005 With Only 42k. on 2040-cars
Venice, California, United States
For sale is a fantastic 2005 Mini Cooper S Convertible in Silver. Lovingly maintained by NON Smoker. ONLY 42,000 MIles. Half of the average expected for this year. Paint in great shape with NO Dents or Dings in the Bodywork. Interior is immaculate with the leather seats showing very little wear if any. Leather kept clean and supple with the best products. All the 'bells and whistles' work. Electric windows. Electric mirrors. Convertible roof looks new and is airtight. No accidents and clean title. Garaged. Air Conditioning is Cold. Hook Up for MP3 Player-(Ipod etc). Hands Free Cell Phone capability. Below market 'reserve'. Motivated to sell. This is the one you have been waiting for. Rare to see one of this age in such great condition and so few miles. Buyer responsible for costs of transportation or pick up and $500 due at end of sale.
I am not interested in anyone offering other items in exchange or any time wasters. I am ONLY interested in selling this item for the price, in dollars. Good luck and happy bidding. |
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