2009 Red Mini-cooper Convertible Leather Excellent Automatic on 2040-cars
O'Fallon, Missouri, United States
This is a one of a kind beautiful hard to find red convertible with only 21K miles. The car has a clean car fax and is in very good condition. Black leather interior and the added chrome package gives this car a very good look inside and out. It has the Premium Package which is the multi-function steering wheel, anti-theft alarm system, auto air-conditioner. The 16 in. alloy wheels with the bridge stroke design looks good with the new continental tires just purchased. All this with the usual standard features of the 1.6, 16 value inline 4-cylinder engine with 118 hp. Safety? How about the active rollover chrome protection bar. The on-board computer keeps you up on all the functions and measurements of the vehicle. The four air-bags including side thorax airbags once again makes this a very safe car. The sport button for quicker throttle and steering response adds to the performance and excitement of the vehicle. Rated 34 mpg highway and 25 city is very conservative. The history of the car is a story of the car being seldom used on an island off Mass.... Hence the low miles... You won't be disappointed with this car.
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Mini Cooper S for Sale
S manual 1.6l cd awd 6-speed manual getrag transmission (std) center armrest
2008 mini cooper s s 6 speed manual 2-door hatchback(US $9,900.00)
Black, good condition, 2d hachbk(US $11,900.00)
2dr convertible 1.6l sunroof cd 4 cylinder engine 4-wheel abs 6-speed a/t a/c
Awd leather seats cd stereo alloy wheels rear spoiler 6 speed manual 31 mpg
2009 mini cooper
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Mini phasing out Coupe, Roadster next year
Wed, Nov 26 2014With its previous generation, Mini went for a maximalist strategy, expanding its lineup to include seven derivatives. But with the new generation, BMW's retro Anglo-Saxon brand is shifting gears to a "superhero strategy" focusing on core models with volume sales potential rather than small niches. That, according to the latest reports, will spell the end of the Coupe and Roadster models introduced in the outgoing generation. Speaking with AutoGuide at the LA Auto Show last week, Mini USA product planning chief Patrick McKenna confirmed that both the two-seat models "will actually go out of production next year" and that "they've run their life cycle." Though we've yet to receive word on the future of the Paceman, we wouldn't hold our breath for its long-term prospects either. Under the new strategy, Mini is expected to focus more on models like the base Hardtop (now available with three or five doors) and the Countryman – which, between the two of them, account for roughly 75 percent of Mini sales, the other models slicing up the remaining quarter of the pie. Will you miss them? Will these short-lived Minis become future collectibles, or will they be soon forgotten? Have your say in Comments.
Mini Cooper five-door exists and has been spotted
Fri, 09 Nov 2012The two-door Mini Cooper is getting two additional portals in its next generation. A coming five-door Cooper S with central exhaust has been spotted out testing, the idea presumably being that it will pose a better challenge to other small, premium hatches in the segment like the A1 Sportback from Audi. Based on the same UKL platform that will support the production version of the BMW Concept Active Tourer, the wheelbase has been lengthened to make more room for rear passengers.
It should be revealed on the auto show circuit at some point next year, getting buyers ready for its production in 2014. We'll find out then if it gets a special name and how it fits in with - or perhaps replaces - the Clubman.
Mini sells 500,000th car in US
Thu, 04 Apr 2013Mini has officially sold 500,000 vehicles in the United States. The achievement came just a few days after the company commemorated its 11th anniversary in America. When the automaker first opened its doors to US buyers in 2002, it sold just 24,590 unis. Last year, the automaker moved 66,123 vehicles thanks in part to an expanded lineup that now includes the Clubman, Countryman, Coupe, Roadster and Paceman in addition to the stalwart Hardtop and Convertible. The company plans to have some 130 dealerships nationwide by the end of 2013; there are currently 116 Mini dealers in the US.
Mini helped reignite an interest in small cars with plenty of personality when it debuted the Cooper 11 years ago. The move helped pave the way for machines like the Fiat 500, Ford Fiesta and Chevrolet Sonic. Check out the quick press release on the 500,000th Mini model below.