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2012 Mini Cooper Coupe S Coupe 2-door 1.6l Turbo -5500 Miles on 2040-cars

US $27,995.00
Year:2012 Mileage:5500
Location:

Woodland Hills, California, United States

Woodland Hills, California, United States

2012 Mini Cooper S Sports Coupe - Upgrades beyond John Cooper Works

This Turbo S model has been been modified beyond the optional factory John Copper Works package with higher quality, better performing aftermarket products. This car will our accelerate, out corner, out stop a JCW optioned Mini S with no loss of reliability and should not affect any warranties. Always garaged, like new condition, no scratches. 5,500 miles.


Modifications include:

• Brembo 4-Piston Race Front Brake Kit w/ Floating 2-Piece Rotors - Less unsprung weight, much better stopping with no fade on the track.

• H&R Progressive Coil-Over Springs on the Optional Mini HD Sport Suspension - Lowers the car approx 1-inch for flatter, more controlled handling, less lean angle, while actually providing a much nicer progressive street ride than the stock Mini HD Springs. Plus the lowering makes the wheels fill the fenders much nicer and looks great.

• NM Engineering Engine Modifications including: NM Stainless Steel CAT Back Performance Exhaust System, NM Larger Turbo Discharge & Charge Pipes, NM Induction Kit. Measured at the Drive Wheels (add 21hp to match factory measured crank hp ratings), Power is increased from stock 160.4hp / 168.8ft/lb torque to 195.3hp / 199.4ft/lb torque. - 35 horsepower!

• Team Dynamics 8x17 Race Wheels - 1-in wider and 8 pounds lighter than stock 7x17 wheels

• Champro UHP1 225/45 17ZR Performance Tires, replacing stock run-flat 205/45 x17 tires. Wider, lighter, better cornering and stopping grip, smoother ride. Tires are brand new - 50 miles.


Includes

• 6-Speed Manual

• ABS, Active Handling & Traction Control

• Air Conditioning

• Bluetooth W/ USB/IPod Adapter

• Exhisting 4 year / 50,000 miles warranty

• CD audio system with AM/FM HD radio, Bluetooth and USB/iPod interface, 6 speakers, auxiliary input-ready,  SiriusXM Satellite Radio

• Aerodynamic roof and rear spoiler that raises at 50 MPH

• Boot to Bonnet No Cost Maintenance for up to 3 years or 36,000 miles


12/12/13 - REDUCED TO SELL

Price reduced from $29,995 to $27,995 to Sell!  This is an incredible value on a like new Mini S Sport Coupe with better than John Coper Works performance and handling parts. 

Don't miss this chance to own the best Around-Town 28 MPG  Commuter and Weekend Canyon Carver.


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