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2011 Mini Cooper S Countryman with ALL4 all-wheel drive.
On the road since 2010.

I've been driving since 1996, never had an accident, and have driven this vehicle all over the country.
Great for road trips. Great for groceries. I was impressed with how much room there is.
I went from a Mini Cooper S manual to this S All4 Countryman Automatic. Great upgrade. And with the upgrade to the Harmon Kardon Stereo System, this thing is like driving in a personal entertainment system.

Sad to see it go, but, lost my business and am moving to the city. This is our third car, and definitely was my toy.
Good news is, now it can be your toy!

The reserve price is set below both the KBB and the Edmunds value. Excellent is $20,145. very good is 19,527.
Good deal, now you just have to try and outwit the other bidders.

Good luck!

Details:
181-hp turbocharged engine
Fuel-efficient: EPA ratings for the base Countryman are 27 mpg city, 35 highway.
An infinitely variable electro-mechanical clutch has the finesse and toughness to handle conditions varying from a steep, snowy driveway to a muddy field.
The seating position is about three inches higher than other MINI models. Lounge Leather piped leather upholstery is available. Center Rail system: a unique system that replaces the center console with a range of storage options--ranging from cup-holders, armrest and specialized holder for electronics.
Along with two normal-sized back doors, the Countryman has respectable backseat space in two individual seats capable of sliding 5.1 inches fore and aft as well as tilt or fold at an angle to obtain up to 41.3 cubic feet of cargo space. Up top, there's also a roof-rail system.
In what is a hallmark of the MINI brand, the Countryman promises a very nimble driving feel and plenty of agility, making it more fun to drive on a curvy road compared to other small crossovers. With MacPherson struts in front and a multi-link setup in back, the Countryman hugs the road and stays controlled while also having a reasonably settled ride. The electric-assisted power steering system varies effort based on speed, allowing a light feel while parking or a more secure feel at high speed. A Sport Mode provides an even firmer steering feel.
The Countryman has the safety-feature set of a larger, more expensive vehicle. Electronic stability control is standard, as is an electronic differential lock that helps manage traction between the front wheels. Anti-lock brakes and cornering brake control further help with driving confidence and safety.
Bluetooth interface.
USB audio input.

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