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So Fun To Drive! Good Condition- Automatic, Sun Roofs, Heated Seats,sport Pkg on 2040-cars

US $9,000.00
Year:2005 Mileage:89049
Location:

Prairie Village, Kansas, United States

Prairie Village, Kansas, United States

 This car is FUN!! Perfect for summer! Liquid yellow color is easily seen on the road and adds to the charm!

Clean title, purchased in 2012 from small dealer in St. Louis. Car had one individual owner before that.  We LOVE this car, just need a bit bigger 4-door for carseats!

Beautiful black leather interior!  After-market radio/CD player installed by previous owner ( Instruction manual comes with car).  Double sun-roofs with sun screens on both.  Power windows and locks and heated front seats!  Car comes with 4 keys- one with built in remote. Heated mirrors, heated washer fluid.  Dynamic stability control. Sports seats. Front fog lamps. Rear spoiler. 16" allow wheels. Chrome line interior. Center armrest. Cockpit chrono package.

Two new tires put on at 75,000 miles.  Timely oil changes, records available.  New wiper blades front and rear.

For its age, this car is in good condition!  Typical small blemishes:  Tiny chip in windshield.  1/8 inch (see photo).  Scratch repaired on very front corner driver's side (see photo).  1/8" hole in leather on passenger seat (see photo).  Small Mini emblem on steering wheel cracked.  3 " Mini emblem on driver floor mat missing.

See photos included for many view of this great little car!

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Mini Cooper Countryman only small car to earn good grade in latest IIHS crash tests [w/video]

Wed, 30 Jul 2014



Competitors in the small-car segment didn't do nearly as well. Four vehicles earned "poor" grades.
Only one small car out of 12 tested earned a good grade in the latest round of crash-test results compiled by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. The Mini Cooper Countryman received a "good" ranking on the organization's small-front overlap test.

Mini attempts first-ever backflip in a car

Fri, 04 Jan 2013

Not too long ago, the idea of doing a backflip seemed almost impossible on two wheels let alone four, but now the stunt is routinely performed using everything from dirtbikes to monster trucks. Now Mini is getting into the game by attempting to perform a backflip with French stuntman Guerlain Chicherit behind the wheel of a highly modified Countryman, which it claims is the first-ever attempt at doing so with a car.
Another unique element of the jump that Mini is claiming is in regards to the ramp. Past automotive backflips, including Rhys Millen's 2009 jump to ring in the New Year, have used special ramps that help rotate the car, but the ramp Chicherit uses is "unassisted" and the backflip is attempted using only "a gas pedal and a prayer" according to a Mini spokesman for the event.
The video posted below is only a teaser showing the car launch up into the air, but while we have to wait until February 10 to see the final result, it sounds like the landing was a success. According to the Chicherit's Facebook page, practice for the stunt took 18 months of work with "lots of crashes."

2014 Mini Cooper S Paceman [w/video]

Mon, 12 Nov 2012

Not Too Odd, Not Too Maxi. Is This Mini Just Right?
We recently got our first time behind the wheel of the latest iteration of the Mini Countryman, the 215-horsepower John Cooper Works model, and were left less than enthused despite the inherent fun factor that a JCW badge brings. Our time with the crossover suggests the Countryman is just too weighty and soft to properly wear the badge.
We have also spent loads of time in various Mini Clubman trims and, despite the oddity of its configuration, this model may be our overall favorite in the current Mini lineup. But it is decidedly not a volume seller, which Mini needs.