2003 Mini Cooper - White Color And Automatic Transmission on 2040-cars
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2003 Mini Cooper - White Color and Automatic Transmission
We have a Pepper White ( with Black Top ) Automatic Transmission 2003 Mini Cooper for sale. This car has a clean title, and is driven by a responsible non smoking family. The car has never been in an accident, and currently has 140K on the Odometer. Registration is good until October 2014. The car runs great and have paperwork for all service done to it. Recently spent $1500 for a full service - Spark plugs, air filter, oil change are all up to date. Brake fluid and speed sensor has also been replaced. We have receipts to show for all work done recently. It also has new Kumho Tires - less than 2000 miles, as well as Xenon Lights. We are selling this and upgrading to a larger car for the family and kids. The car is not perfect - it has stone chips and scratches, a small crack on right side of front of the vehicle, and the patina you would expect from a well loved, driven car that is 10 years old. It runs and drives as it should and we welcome any inspection you like. All the major issues has been attended to, so the next owner will have a peace of mind. My price is not the cheapest, but it is justifiable for the amount of work and care that's put into it. If you are aiming for the lowest price mini, then there are many options elsewhere on Ebay, but if you want a nice looking mini with a well care history and a proper service record, than you may consider contacting me. Please note that this is not a distressed sale, so please respect that. Thanks for reading. Please feel free to email me or give me a call at (415) 305-6162 if you have any additional questions or would be interested in viewing the car. We are located in the Walnut Creek, California. |
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