Used MINI One for sale

Mini One models come equipped with standard safety features including front and side airbags, stability control and ABS. More recent versions add ISOFIX mounts, hill assist and emergency brake assistance. Euro NCAP tests have generally given the Mini strong ratings for occupant protection in its class.

The Mini One has been offered with a range of engines depending on model year. Early versions (2001–2006) featured 1.6-litre petrol engines or a 1.4-litre diesel. Later generations (after 2014) brought smaller turbocharged petrol engines and cleaner diesels, further improving running costs and performance.

Entry-level Mini Ones are well-equipped for a small car. Features vary by age, but most come with remote central locking, electric front windows and a CD or digital radio as standard. Later and higher-spec models add Bluetooth, USB connections, air conditioning and even sat nav, often integrated within a BMW-inspired central display.

Fuel consumption depends on the exact model and engine. Early petrol Minis return around 40–48mpg, while later turbocharged petrols and diesels often achieve 50mpg or more in official tests. Real-world economy is helped by lightweight construction and modest engine sizes, making the Mini One an efficient companion for city and motorway journeys alike.

On older Minis, check for worn suspension and steering components, electronic faults and water leaks around windows and tailgate. Ensure the gearbox (particularly on manual models) changes smoothly. Due to popularity with new drivers, check tyres and alloy wheels for damage. The AA Vehicle Inspection could be a smart way to go with a used Mini One.

The Mini One enjoys a mostly positive reputation for reliability, especially in later models. Common faults can include minor electrical gremlins and clutch wear. According to major owner surveys, Minis perform well against other small cars, and dealer support is typically praised for efficiency and customer care.