2012 Mini Cooper John Cooper Works Pkg 24,000 Miles Beautiful Cond Mini Connect on 2040-cars
Dunedin, Florida, United States
This Mini Cooper S with John Cooper Works Package is as fully loaded as you can get! I purchased this Mini from a private owner about 4 months ago and spent a few thousand dollars tweaking it to be exactly as I liked (new headliner, painted mirrors and brake ducts, etc.) and it was meant to be my second car for weekend fun…I am now moving and it is not going to be ideal to have 2 vehicles. Since buying this car I drove it only around town and to Orlando from Tampa a few times…very little use!
This Mini has a clean car fax, is accident free, and comes from an adult driven smoke free and pet free home. There are no funky smells, no rips, holes, or stains in any of the seats, etc. I am very happy to discuss the car with you at any time and answer any questions you may have at (727) 808-8738. I am a private seller and not a dealer, this car is titled and registered in my name and currently has a small balance on the loan through Navy Federal Credit Union. I am pricing this car where I plan to sell it. $24,500. I am not going to haggle or negotiate so this will make it very easy for both of us. I am losing a few thousand dollars at this price but ready to let it go. Again, I understand you may think my price is too high or that I might take a little less…Please just move onto the next Mini and do not make me an offer. Thanks for understanding. There is a factory warranty remaining on this Mini up to 50,000 miles which will also include all maintenance for the car. As the car sits right now you do not need even an oil change or to wash it or wax it, everything is 100%! Mark @ (727) 808-8738 After using "Buy It Now" I require a $500 non-refundable deposit within 24 hours to my PayPal account. The balance to be paid when you take delivery. I will not ship this car for you but I will assist in every way I can to help get the car to you if you need to have it shipped! Call me and we will figure it out. Thanks for looking and have a great day! |
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Mini John Cooper Works GP will have over 300 horsepower
Wed, Feb 13 2019The Mini John Cooper Works GP concept from the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show was one extreme-looking vehicle, and we now know it's because the real one will, in fact, be really extreme. The company announced that the production car will be the most powerful Mini with over 300 horsepower. In fact, it will be the most powerful Mini by a large margin, as the most potent models so far have only made 228 horsepower. And of course, it will be within striking distance of equally widened and winged cars such as the Civic Type R and Focus RS. Exact numbers haven't been revealed yet, but we wouldn't be surprised if it uses the same turbo 2.0-liter four-cylinder from the BMW X2 M35i, which makes 306 horsepower and 332 pound-feet of torque. In fact, the engine would be ideal, since the X2 is front-drive based and shares underpinnings and less-powerful engines with existing Mini products. The X2 M35i is also all-wheel-drive, which naturally brings up the idea of the GP also powering all four wheels, but Mini might choose to stay with front drive to reduce complexity and weight. Sticking with front drive would also mean that Mini could challenge the Civic Type R's record Nurburgring lap. It looks like the spirit of the concept's design will make it to production, too. The teaser images Mini released show a pretty wild looking split wing that's just a bit narrower and missing some of the concept's extraneous fins. We can also just make out fat fender flares, a big rear diffuser, and the GP's trademark four-spoke wheels. The Mini John Cooper Works GP will go into production in 2020, and Mini will only be building 3,000 examples. That's a low number, but it is more than the 2,000 units of the two previous GP generations. And considering the high output and low production, the GP will undoubtedly be a pricey hot hatch. Related Video:
Mini expands All4 to non-turbo Countryman, Paceman models
Tue, 04 Jun 2013Mini is giving buyers the chance to sink their teeth into all-wheel drive on more models than ever. The automaker has announced the Coper Countryman and Paceman can now be had with the company's All4 all-wheel drive system. Previously, the option was only available on turbocharged Cooper S and John Cooper Works versions of the high-riding Minis. Buyers will be able to chose between the standard six-speed manual transmission and an optional six-speed automatic gearbox, and Mini says the naturally aspirated Cooper Countryman All4 can pull to 60 miles per hour in a languid 11.9 seconds when powered by a 122-horsepoer 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine.
We suppose what it lacks in speed it makes up for in determination. Likewise, the Cooper Paceman All4 does the deed in 11.8 seconds, though automatic models are somewhat quicker. Check out the full press release below for more information. Mini hasn't announced pricing for its new, less-powerful All4 models just yet.
2019 Mini Cooper JCW Knight Edition Drivers' Notes | Drama in a tiny package
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