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50th Anniversary Limited Edition Hampton Package Very Rare 286 Made In 2012 on 2040-cars

US $23,000.00
Year:2012 Mileage:25200 Color: trim
Location:

Richmond, Texas, United States

Richmond, Texas, United States
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·         Still under Factory Warranty

o    25,200 miles

o    Original In-Service Date 01/03/2012 – Expires 01/03/2016 or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first

o    3 year/36,000 mile Maintenance Program - includes Oil changes, Brakes, Regular scheduled maintenance (expires 01/03/2015)

o    4 year/50,000 mile Limited Warranty

o    12 year/Rust Perforation Limited Warranty

o    4 year/Unlimited Mileage Roadside Assistance Program

o    Has new 4 new tires

o    Tire/Wheel Protection Policy Transfers follows VIN: expires 01/03/2017

 

·         Options/Additional Options

o    Pepper White paint / Leather Lounge Damson Red Package

o    Hampton Package

§  Multi-function steering wheel

§  17” alloy wheels, Twin Spoke

§  Chrome line interior

§  Chrome-line exterior trim

§  Sport seats

§  Interior Surface Damson Red

§  Foglights

§  Automatic climate control

§  White turn-signal lights

o    Steptronic automatic transmission

o    Dynamic Stability Control (DSC)

o    Alloy wheels in black

o    Black headlight housings

o    Damson Red Bonnet Stripts

o    Dual pane panoramic sunroof

o    Center armrest

o    Steptronic auto transmission

o    Satellite radio

o    Smartphone integration

o    Tire pressure monitor

o    Xenon headlights

o    iPod and USB Adapter

·         Have all original paperwork, I am the original owner, bought car off show room floor at Momentum Southwest MINI

·         Model year 2011 there were 32 Clubman (non S) and 252 Cooper S Hampton Editions sold.

·         Model year 2012 there were 58 Clubman (non S) and 228 Cooper S Hampton Editions sold.

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