2009 Mini Cooper S Clubman Wagon 3-door 1.6l Turbo on 2040-cars
Greenup, Kentucky, United States
I have for sale my 2009 Mini Cooper Clubman S. This is a fun, sporty, fast, and practical little car. We have used it to haul our family of 4, but we are now a family of 5 so it must go. The 3rd door makes it easy to get in and out of the backseat and the Clubman is surprisingly roomy. This car is in great shape and perfectly dependable. There are no known mechanical defects, leaks, noises, lights, warnings, etc. Cosmetically there are a few knicks and some fingernail markings around the door handles. The racing stripes show signs of aging (pictured). Everything in the interior is in good shape and works as it should. The fabric has some stains from normal daily use. The tires are probably about 75%. The car was serviced at the Mini dealership in Columbus, OH earlier this year where they did all of the factory recall updates, including timing chain and guides, etc. This is a fantastic, fun little car that is ready to go! It has loads of great options including heated seats, power windows, power door locks, power mirrors, CD, Handsfree calling, Aux. audio input, Keyless entry with 2 remotes/keys, Push button start, cruise control, traction control, sport mode, plenty of power and my favorite, it is a 6 speed manual. It averages over 30mpg. I will hate to see it go. Driving a miniVAN won't be near as much fun!!! Feel free to ask any questions.
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