2013 Mini Cooper Countryman S All4 Hatchback 4-door 1.6l on 2040-cars
Rahway, New Jersey, United States
Welcome to my listing for a 2013 Mini Cooper Countryman S ALL4 Turbocharged 1.6L with under 13000 pampered miles oil changed every 4000 mile in excellent condition with extended 5 year bumper to bonnet Maintenance/Warranty that covers everything oil changes, Brakes and Rotors, Wipers, Air and cabin filters and anything that requires maintenance and or repair with 4 years left on policy. options include Premium Package 2 Includes: Dual Pane Panoramic Sunroof And Rain Sensor and Auto Headlights And Automatic Climate Control, Sport Package Includes: 17" Alloy Wheels, Turbo Fan And Rear Spoiler And Sports Seats And Fog lights And Dynamic Traction control, STEPTRONIC Automatic Transmission Steering wheel; Transmission: automatic with manual mode; Emissions: ( 5.4 annual tons of CO2) Fuel economy: Gasoline 25 MPG city, 30 MPG highway and 27 MPG combined; Weights: published curb weight (lbs): 3,020; 4.643:1 axle ratio, Bonnet Stripes Black, Comfort Access Keyless Entry Comfort Access smart card/smart key with keyless entry includes keyless starter with Card key power locks; Vehicle start button, Heated Mirrors and Washer Jets Heated driver and passenger door mirrors, Power folding Mirrors, Center Armrest, Rear Center Armrest, Rain Sensor and Auto Headlights, Adaptive Light Control, Harman/Kardon Premium Sound Ten harman/kardon® speakers and dealer installed options include, Dash mounted Navigation thats hard wired and mounted with free lifetime map upgrades, Roof Rack with load stabilizers, 4 wheel mud guards, front and rear window visors, weathertech molded floor mats front and rear with tinted windows, I'm sure that I'm forgetting other items I'll update as I remember I'm also available to answer any questions you may have by calling 908-463-3824. Thanks for viewing my auction. Current Book Values are as followed: NADA - $30,575.00 KELLEY BLUE BOOK - $28,389.00 BLACK BOOK - $30,400.00 |
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