First launched in 1959, MINI has come a long way since its days as a strictly functional and affordable city car. With an upmarket interior, stellar handling and good performance, the brand now sits at the premium end of the market, with more offerings than the standard hatchback.
020 3018 2310
London
020 3018 4926
London
020 3018 4926
London
020 3018 4926
London
020 3018 4926
London
020 3018 3143
London
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MINI CONVERTIBLE 1.6 Cooper Convertible 2dr Petrol Manual Euro 4 (115 ps)
020 3018 4508
Uxbridge (13 miles)
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Mini Convertible 2.0 John Cooper Works Convertible 2dr Petrol Steptronic Euro 6 (
01895 702 857
West Drayton (14 miles)
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MINI Hatch 1.5 Cooper Auto Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr
01923 532 762
Rickmansworth (19 miles)
020 3018 4471
London
AA finance available
020 3018 4487
Croydon
AA finance available
020 3018 4487
Croydon
This vehicle has passed an AA inspection
020 3018 4508
Uxbridge
This vehicle has passed an AA inspection
01895 702 857
West Drayton
This vehicle has passed an AA inspection
01923 532 762
Rickmansworth
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MINI Aceman E CLASSIC
020 3018 4926
London (6 miles)
AA finance available
MINI Electric Hatch Cooper SE 32.6kWh Level 3 Auto 3dr
01753 293 828
Feltham (12 miles)
MINI Electric Hatch COOPER S LEVEL 3
020 3018 3148
Waltham Cross (13 miles)
MINI Countryman COOPER S E ALL4 CLASSIC
020 3018 4926
London (6 miles)
MINI Countryman 1.5 7.6kWh Cooper SE Classic Auto ALL4 Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr
01628 901 358
Maidenhead (27 miles)
MINI Countryman 1.5 C Classic 5dr Auto
01279 907 361
Bishop's Stortford (29 miles)
The original MINI came into existence post-World War II when Britain needed a compact and fuel-efficient family car to tackle the soaring fuel prices. It was a masterclass in packaging with innovations never seen before. However, more than that, the little MINI had character and was a hoot to drive, as it is even today!
Today’s MINI boasts a far wider appeal as a stylish and serious vehicle. There are more options to choose from, including cabriolet and coupé models, while the entry-level hatchback is a better all-round performer. There are also bigger models such as the Countryman, Aceman, Paceman, Clubman, etc.
As a used car, a MINI screams style and no matter which model you pick, you get great looks, a premium cabin, sporty handling and potent engines. Overall, a fun used car for not a lot of money.
While specific features can vary by model and trim, some common standard safety features found in MINI cars include airbags, traction control, adaptive cruise control, ABS, EBD, TPMS, parking sensors, lane departure warning, automatic emergency braking, etc.
The fuel efficiency of the latest MINI models depends largely on the engine options. The new MINI Cooper with a 1.5-litre 3-cylinder engine could deliver approximately 28-32 mpg in the city and 37-44 mpg on the highway. Meanwhile, the all-electric Cooper SE has a maximum claimed driving range of 120 miles for a full charge.
There are a lot of options to choose from in the used car market when it comes to MINI models. The early 2000s MINI hatchbacks are the most affordable cars in the used market with prices starting from £1000. However, if you can up your budget to around £5000, you are looking at models closer to 2010, which are also the updated cars with a refined design language.
Yes, MINI offers both hybrid and electric models in its current lineup. Some models are the Cooper E and SE, Countryman E and SE, Aceman E and other plug-in hybrid models. The most affordable MINI Cooper E starts from £26,895.
MINIs are known for their sporty performance and design, but their reliability record has been mixed over the years. There are various models with a below average reputation for reliability. There are also some powertrains such as the Prince engines from the R56 generation Cooper that are prone to fail. Generally, as a thumb rule, it is always best to go for the newest MINI model as the brand has continuously updated the cars making them more reliable over the years.
When buying a used MINI vehicle, it is vital to do good research on the model of your choice and look for user reviews and experience on forums online. Since MINIs are hugely popular, parts are easy to come by, but repairs and labour will be expensive due to packaging constraints. If possible, it’s a great idea to have a trusted mechanic, preferably one familiar with MINI, conduct a thorough inspection of the vehicle. However, finding a MINI expert might not be easy. But, worry not, we have experts at AA Vehicle Inspection who will look after everything and help you inspect a used MINI car, even ones with a troubled reliability history.
Yes, you could get a detailed inspection of a used MINI car using AA Vehicle Inspection. We offer two levels of inspection - a 155-point check Basic Inspection or a detailed 206-point Comprehensive Inspection that would be ideal for older MINI models, up to 15 years of age. The inspections are conducted by AA experts, and you will receive a detailed report within 24 hours of the inspection with our findings.
Yes, you can lease a MINI through the AA. Check out our MINI cars that are ready to be leased. You only need to worry about choosing a MINI, and we have new MINI cars starting from £250!
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