2011 Mini Cooper Countryman Blue One Owner Suv Sport 4door Clear Title Automatic on 2040-cars
Mission Viejo, California, United States
Up for sale is my wife's 2011 Mini Cooper Countryman, 1 owner, 57xxx miles, Blue, auto 6 speedsteptronic, not turbo, sport edition (seats, suspension and steering wheel)
She purchased this brand new way back in 2011 when we were just dating, she drove 100+ a day highway commute for a good year and hence the higher mileage No accidents, all maintenance by dealer, plus 3 or 4 more oil changes in between (since Mini requires an oil change every 12k miles or so, longer with highway driving) I took it to jiffy lube in between. Car has a panoramic roof, tinted windows, the side and front stripes, all weather floor mats, new rear runflats purchased 4k miles or so, the elusive center arm rest (for some reason, it was a hard option to find and was purchased and installed for 300 bucks!) roof rails, and sport 1/2 1/2 leather bucket seats & new brake pads. There is also an aftermarket navigation holder with a garmin nuvi, We might throw this in as well to the right buyer Cash or money transfer in person, I will absolutely not consider selling to dealers, or anyone out of the area that does not want to come and see it in person. I've seen the scams, will not go through one, sorry Nigeria Asking 16950, Pinkslip in hand, CLEAR title, She has already purchased a station wagon (we are getting old!) and the mileage on the car isn't going up that much, I, however, need to sell this ASAP since apparently cars this age have a depreciation value! the care is being sold locally as well, I reserve the right to cancel the auction at anytime If you have 0 or neg feedbacks, please contact me before bidding Thanks for your time Sam |
Mini Countryman for Sale
- 2012 mini cooper countryman
- Free shipping non nicer none smoker 1-owner clean carfax leather dual pano roof(US $22,500.00)
- S 1.6l cd turbocharged front wheel drive keyless start power steering fog lamps
- Factory warranty - accident free - cooper turbo - not supercharged
- Countryman s turbocharged panoramic sunroof harman-kardon audio fog lights
- 2012 mini cooper countryman salvage(US $11,500.00)
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