2004 Mini Cooper Base Hatchback 2-door 1.6l on 2040-cars
New York, New York, United States
Here for sale we have a 2004 Mini cooper 1.6L hatchback. This Mini has a manual transmission, black leatherette seats, heated, manual adjustable front seats, split folding rear seats, power windows and door locks, panoramic view sun roof, CD and MP3 integrated radio, OEM Mini rubber all weather floor mats, and cruise control. Also included is a THULE bike roof rack upon sale of the car. Recently the car was serviced with an oil change and front brakes. I was experiencing problems with the transmission so i swapped it out for a pre-owned one with 52k miles on it.When i had the transmission replaced i bought brand new OEM shifter cables and a fresh clutch kit from MINI. The car run excellent with plenty of pep yet it gives great gas mileage. Records can be provided for serious buyers.
The bad: around the car there are a few door dings here and there on the sides and a couple on the hood, none that are very noticeable, all are small enough to be pulled without any major body work. If you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to message me. |
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Wed, Jan 31 2024Mini's first standalone electric model, the Aceman, will make its debut in the coming months. It was developed to fill the gap between the Cooper and the Countryman, and photos of a camouflaged prototype give us a better idea of what to expect when it lands in showrooms. If the name Aceman rings a bell, it's likely because Mini introduced it on a concept unveiled in 2022 and designed to preview the production model. The pictures suggest that the crossover hasn't changed much over the past two years: while the brand tweaked some of the design details, including the headlights, the front bumper, and the door mirrors, the overall proportions remain roughly the same. The funky-looking trim on the wheel arches carries over as well, though it looks like the EV lost ground clearance as it transitioned to a production model. Mini stresses that the Aceman will be all-electric, all the time; it won't be available with a gasoline-burning engine. It stretches about 160 inches long, 69 inches wide and 59 inches tall, meaning it's around 14 inches shorter, three inches narrower and six inches lower than the new second-generation Countryman. It's built on a 54.2-kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery pack, but additional specifications aren't available. Somewhat tellingly, the aforementioned dimensions make the Aceman about the same size as the original Countryman launched in 2010. This likely explains what Mini had in mind when it made the new model much bigger than its predecessor; it carved out space for the EV. There's no word yet on precisely when the Aceman will lose its psychedelic camouflage and show its sheet metal; Mini notes that the unveiling will take place "in just a few months." While nothing is official yet, we wouldn't be surprised if the model lands in showrooms later in 2024 as a 2025 model. Details such as pricing, driving range, and where production will take place will emerge in the not-too-distant future. Related video:
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Mini apologizes with chocolate rose after spamming customer's inbox
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In an accompanying note, the company said it hoped the sweets would help patch things up between the company and the victims of the e-mail barrage, but in the event that wasn't enough to do the trick, the duct tape was there to help out. And the can of Spam? That tagged along just for stress release. Apparently the canned meat is squeezable. We wouldn't know. You can check out full photos of the gift box here.