2005 Cooper S Convertible Only 46k Automatic Warranty Sport, Cold Wtr, Prem Pack on 2040-cars
Rockton, Illinois, United States
For Sale By:Private Seller
Mileage: 46,052
Make: Mini
Warranty: Vehicle has an existing warranty
Model: Cooper S
Trim: Convertible
Beautiful 2005 MINI Cooper S Convertible with an 6-speed automatic. The car has ONLY 46,052 miles on it! The car comes with an Century Vehicle Service Agreement (Warranty). It is good until August 2014 or 60,000 miles, and covers Powertrain, and Electrical parts, Towing reimbursement, and rental reimbursement. There is a $50 transfer fee and an $100 deductible when you have work done to it. This was purchased for $2000! The car also has a service plan that covers Tire and wheel protection, Windshield Repair, Paint-less Dent repair, and Key/Remote replacement through August 2015. The car has the hard to find, 6-speed automatic with paddle shifters.
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