2008 Mini Cooper Clubman Wagon 3-door 1.6l on 2040-cars
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
I'm selling my 2008 Mini Cooper Clubman. I had to get a bigger car with towing abilities for a boat I just purchased. Otherwise I wouldn't be selling it.
Its extremely reliable, and not to mention one of the most affordable cars when it comes to gas mileage -- 32 miles per gallon on the high way. 74,888 miles (mostly highway miles). The interior is spotless, not a smoker. The engine is strong and runs like a charm. The car needs a tuneup so the check engine light is on. All 4 tires are only a couple of months old. It has minor scratches in the front bumper from every day usage. It also has a tiny dent on the passenger door. It comes with all 4 original Mini rubber floor mats and the trunk rubber mat that I bought for it two years ago. Oil changes every 5k. Its my baby. The vehicle is in New Orleans, LA. Best of luck bidders, this car is a good one! |
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