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2005 Mini Cooper S Jcw Package 59k Miles No Accidents Ever! on 2040-cars

US $11,300.00
Year:2005 Mileage:59942 Color: Blue /
 Black
Location:

Lake Ariel, Pennsylvania, United States

Lake Ariel, Pennsylvania, United States
Advertising:
Transmission:Manual
Vehicle Title:Rebuilt, Rebuildable & Reconstructed
Engine:supercharged
For Sale By:Dealer
VIN: wmwre33565TD99763 Year: 2005
Make: Mini
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Model: Cooper S
Trim: JCW Leather
Options: Sunroof, Leather Seats, CD Player
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag, Side Airbags
Drive Type: 6 speed front wheel drive
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows
Mileage: 59,942
Exterior Color: Blue
Disability Equipped: No
Interior Color: Black
Sub Model: John cooper works version
Condition: UsedA vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections.Seller Notes:"John Cooper Works special option car was our company presidents personal vehicle last two years. Just serviced with new brakes and fluids. NO OLD ACCIDENTS EVER."

We acquired this John Cooper Works edition Mini Cooper S two years ago with just 34k miles, we repaired its wiring loom by the ABS unit in front engine which had shorted out and had a very small fire in the abs pump.  Mini had a recall on them i think for this isue but the insurance company didn't fix it and thats how we bought it and we repaired it in our Porsche repair facility to our demanding standards.

We replaced the small area of wiring by the abs pump, replaced the pump, an did a small amount of painting on the cowl area which had discolored.  it had no interior damage that we could find, and no smoke  or heat related issues inside either. 

Since we owned it we repainted the bumpers for chips and such in a few small areas. it has  asmall dinger in each front fender from careless parkers, a few chips or surfase scratches you can not see in photos. 

The mini ran and drove when we bought it and photos of it prior to its repair are avail as we hide nothing in our repairs. We are a Porsche only repair facility and did the work in-house by our trained Porsche mechanics. We found no old accidents, it runs strong and is tight and strong. Everything works fine and we have driven it about 25k miles since with ZERO issues other than last year we replaced the main pully sensor which fails on minis once in a while with a new one, it has new brakes on front and rear fairly recently.

Options in addition to the John Cooper Works package include heated leather seats, we are non smokers and its obviously nice and clean inside, two sets of floor mats in front, cup holder, cd player from factory with Harmon Kardon sound package, sunroofs, keyless entry.

The MINI went to Ny for its required salvage inspection and someone in the NY DMV or the insurance company made a mistake on the title regarding its miles and we cannot seem to fix it, so it is being sold with what NY put on the title, 84,000 exact miles.  If you read its carfax you can see it never had high miles until this error occured.  When we bought it you will see its claim with about 34k miles around the summer of 2012, then the DMV thought to brand it with 84k  exactly due to clerical errors. 

Anyway, if thats a concern don't bother looking at the car its not for you. Its priced to sell, we do not take any trades unless its a 911, no financing, no deposits to hold it, just come pay and drive it home. No dealer prep fees or bs, we wil assist witha temp tag if you need.  Title and car are on site and we require an appointment to see any of our cars.

Other than it can use a new set of tires soon, (we did remove the run flats when it came in), they are miserable for miles and handling, and it the JCW comes with a regular normal small spare tire. One wheel is missing its center cap, the wheels show some pitting from age.

We found no old accidents ever. It has manuals our service records and books, one key and we drive it every day so you have no worries if you want to drive in and fly home.  Title is on premises, we will ship at your cost anywhere.  Due to title and age it is sold as is where is with zero representations of any sort. We welcome ANY prepurchase inspections at your expense.

Call with any questions to 570-503-1700

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Mini recalls nearly 100,000 cars for potential electrical fire risk

Fri, May 26 2023

Mini is recalling more than 97,000 cars to address a potential fire risk. The recall covers the 2008-2014 Mini Clubman (including Cooper, Cooper S and John Cooper Works models) and the 2007-2013 Mini Hardtop 2 Door (again encompassing Cooper, Cooper S, John Cooper Works variants). In both models, a control module beneath the driver-side A-pillar is susceptible to water intrusion under certain circumstances. If the electronics inside are exposed to water, a short circuit may occur, which Mini says could lead to a "thermal event" — engineer speak for "fire." While Mini says there are multiple circumstances under which the module can become compromised, the recall is currently limited to models sold in climates where the use of road salt is prevalent. In this environment, road salt entering the cabin via normal means (read: your boots) can accelerate corrosion if water is getting into the cabin. How might that happen? Mini says a common culprit is its own sunroof drain. Here's the full explanation, lifted directly from Mini's defect report: This safety recall involves the Footwell Control Module (FRM), an Electronic Control Unit (ECU) which controls various lighting and power window functions, and is installed near the bottom of the driverÂ’s side A-pillar behind an interior trim panel. Due to several contributing factors (environmental, certain US StatesÂ’ wintertime road treatment, vehicle design configuration and age), over time, the FRM could become susceptible to corrosion. For vehicles equipped with a sunroof, after a multi-year period involving large temperature changes, multiple freeze/thaw cycles can cause the vehicleÂ’s sunroof drain hose to become damaged, loosen and eventually detach from the drain pipe within the A-pillar, which could allow water to enter the vehicle interior. In certain US states, large amounts of road salt may be utilized during their wintertime road treatment activities. If water were to enter the interior, then in combination with road salt that may be present in the footwell, this could create an electrolyte solution. If this solution were to contact the FRM then, over time, this could lead to corrosion, possibly resulting in a short circuit. In rare cases, this could lead to a thermal event.

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The team at MINI, BMW's small car subsidiary, is taking its minimalist approach to motoring and – with the launch of the all-new Countryman (pictured above) – maximizing it. Built atop the same basic architecture as BMW's X1 crossover, the newest Countryman is larger in every dimension than its predecessor. And with the stretch, it becomes fully competitive in both space and performance (at least in Cooper S guise) with virtually all of its competition, including Audi's Q3, BMW's own X1 and Mercedes' GLA. Beyond the new crossover, for 2017 it's a proliferation of John Cooper Works performance models and the intro of Mini's first plug-in hybrid. It, too, plugs into the new Countryman, and is on showrooms in June, 2017. Finally, don't forget the countless ways you can personalize your Mini – or the countless costs when you've added that personalization to the window sticker. MINI HARDTOP: Mini's Media package is now standard on all Hardtops, while some packages previously standard – such as Mini Driving modes and Excitement lighting – are now optional within package groups. CLUBMAN: A high-performance John Cooper Works Clubman is where, according to MINI, 'race-inspired performance meets grown-up motoring'. It is also the first Mini to combine a JCW performance pack with Mini's ALL4 all-wheel drive. CONVERTIBLE: All-new in 2016, the new model year brings another application of John Cooper Works performance. This is the same 228 horsepower available in other JCW models; with the top dropped, however, it feels much faster. COUNTRYMAN: To hear Mini tell it, this is the biggest, most adventurous Mini ever. As noted, it's a stretched variant – in every direction – of its predecessor, and with the larger size comes more refinement. Also noteworthy: All trims and drivetrains include an expansive menu of standard equipment. Cooper and Cooper S versions are on showrooms in March 2017, while the plug-in hybrid – Mini's first in the US – arrives in June.

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