2012 Mini Cooper S Convertible on 2040-cars
San Diego, California, United States
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THANKS FOR LOOKING AT MY LOVED CONVERTIBLE MINI SPORT, selling after I moved to San Diego and started using my bike more than the car to get around the beach where I live.
Here is a detailed list of all the features of this 2012 Mini Cooper S Convertible: Chili Red paint Carbon Black Checkered Cloth STEPTRONIC automatic trans. Multi-function steering wheel 17" alloy wheels, conical spoke Sport steering wheel w/paddles Satellite radio ready harman/kardon premium sound Openometer New Potenza RE050A Run Flat Tires Power convertible soft top with sunroof function Turbocharged, direct injected 1.6-liter, 16-valve inline, 4-cylinder engine 6-speed manual Getrag transmission MacPherson strut front/multi-link rear suspension Electric power assisted steering 4-wheel anti-lock disc brakes (front vented/rear solid) 6-way adjustable sports seats (manual) w/driver and passenger height adjustment Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) Corner Brake Control (CBC) Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD) Tire Pressure Monitor (TPM) Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) Air conditioning with micro filter and air-recirculation LATCH child seat anchors Four airbags, including side thorax airbags Remote keyless entry CD audio system with AM/FM HD Radio, six speakers, presets and auxiliary input jack Sirius Satellite Radio Ready Power windows with "one-touch" down Locking split fold down rear seats Adjustable tilt/telescoping steering wheel Sport button for quicker throttle & steering response On-Board Computer Leather three-spoke steering wheel Personally adjustable locking and lighting Power convertible soft top with sunroof function Active rollover protection bar EPA FUEL ECONOMY ESTIMATES 26 CITY MPG 34 HIGHWAY MPG Miles will be added as it is driven and the car is sold as is. So let this car be loved and open to real offers 619-730-9066 |
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