2009 Mini Cooper S John Cooper Works Hatchback One Owner Ultra Low Miles on 2040-cars
Bowling Green, Kentucky, United States
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2009 MINI Cooper S John Cooper Works JCW Hardtop Hatchback One Owner / Ultra Low 6,925 Miles
I ordered this MINI with the best of everything. It has always been a garage-kept “toy” driven just for fun. It has never been a daily driver, it has never been driven in winter weather, and it has only seen rain a few times when I got caught out.
The black wheels, stripes, and carbon fiber accessories give this MINI a very sporty appearance. With 208 horsepower, go-cart-like handling, and big Brembo brakes, this MINI has the performance to back up its sporty looks.
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Over $4,000 in Genuine MINI accessories installed by dealer
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Don’t miss out on your chance to own this one-of-a-kind MINI at a fraction of what it cost new!
Please feel free to call me at (270) 791-3210 with any questions. Good luck! |
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