2005 Mini Cooper on 2040-cars
5702 N Florida Ave, Tampa, Florida, United States
Engine:1.6L I4 16V MPFI SOHC
Transmission:Automatic CVT
VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): WMWRC33465TJ66511
Stock Num: 6511
Make: MINI
Model: Cooper
Year: 2005
Exterior Color: Silver
Options: Drive Type: FWD
Number of Doors: 2 Doors
Mileage: 100753
***2005 MINNI COOPER***CLEAN CARFAX***FLORIDA CAR**Power Steering**Power Windows**Tachometer**Tilt Steering Wheel**Power Convertible Top**Clock**Vinyl Upholstery**Side Air Bag System**Air Conditioning**Tire Pressure Monitor**Cold Storage Compartment**Dual Air Bags**Rear Bench Seat**Bucket Seats**Folding Rear Seats**Remote Trunk Release**Power Mirrors**Rear Window Defroster**Intermittent Wipers**Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS)**Remote Power Door Locks***FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT US AT WWW.AVINENTERPRISES.COM OR CALL US AT 888-215-4976 Visit Avin Enterprises, Inc. online at www.avinenterprises.com to see more pictures of this vehicle or call us at 888-215-4976 today to schedule your test drive. Ask about our extended warranty's! Carfax reports available! The prices advertised are for cash sales or bank or credit union financing. Avin Enterprises Inc. is a family owned and operated business. We are here to sell you quality cars. No commission, No pressure, No gimmicks. We look forward to having you as a satisfied customer! (Prices do not include tax, tags and dealer fee of $295.00)
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Mini JCW Convertible spied looking cold
Fri, Mar 13 2015The Mini Convertible John Cooper Works has stripped off almost all of the camo it was wearing when we last saw it a few months back. There's not much left to the imagination anymore, and all that remains are some swirls to hide a little of the hood and rear. As expected, the entire front end, rear bumper, central exhausts and subtly flared wheel arches come directly from the JCW take on the two-door Hardtop. Except for the Convertible's repositioned antenna and lowering top, the two models are essentially the same on the outside. With the standard, third-gen Mini droptop not actually unveiled yet, all of the camouflage at the back is likely there to hide the way the roof folds down. Under the hood, expect the latest JCW 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder producing 228 horsepower and 236 pound-feet of torque with a choice of six-speed manual or automatic gearboxes. Of course, the Convertible also adds the thrill of tipping the throttle with the top down. Mini hasn't hinted at a reveal date for the latest Convertible yet. However, these shots suggest development is at a fairly advanced state, so an official debut is likely not too far off. Related Video:
Mini reveals it's developing an electric John Cooper Works model
Wed, Dec 2 2020We at Autoblog are extremely fond of the Mini Cooper SE electric car. So we're also excited to learn that Mini is also developing an electric John Cooper Works model. Unfortunately, that's all Mini has actually said about a future electric John Cooper Works model: that it's in development. Anything else about it, such as how hardcore it will be, or what motor it will use, is entirely up for speculation. All we have to go on are photos of the prototype. From the looks of it, the prototype is simply a Mini John Cooper Works (JCW) GP, but with an electric powertrain. The entire body, even the giant wing and funky fender flares, is the same as the uncompromising GP, except for the grille. The grille is the mostly solid example used on the Cooper SE. There aren't any tailpipes on this car either, for obvious reasons. This certainly suggests Mini is planning a mean electric JCW, and not just a slightly stiffer upgrade from the S/SE models. It raises big questions about the motor, though. The gas-powered GP is the most powerful production Mini in history with over 300 horsepower. Only one BMW motor has been used in a Mini so far: the base i3 motor, which makes 181 horsepower. The i3s has a punchier motor that makes 195 horsepower that would probably drop in easily, but it wouldn't seem powerful enough for a GP-type car. Perhaps the iX3's motor, which makes 286 horsepower, could fit? It would certainly be near enough to the GP's engine. Maybe even one of the motors from the dual-motor, 500-horsepower BMW iX would do the job? We'll just have to wait and see, and it's hard to say just how long, since Mini gave no information on reveals. Hopefully it won't be too long if the company is testing minimally camouflaged electric GP prototypes. Related Video:
Mini to introduce all-wheel-drive Clubman
Wed, Nov 11 2015The latest Mini Clubman shows how the diminutive brand will go in a larger, more utilitarian direction in the future. The next step might make the wagon an even more versatile option for buyers. A rumor from MotoringFile that cites "sources familiar with the plans" claims that the vehicle will get the automaker's next-gen All4 all-wheel-drive system as soon as spring 2016. Allegedly the all-wheel-drive system derives from the setup that's available on the BMW 2 Series Active Tourer, which shares the Mini's UKL platform. The layout uses a multiple-disk clutch at the rear axle to manage power to the back wheels and can route up to 100 percent of the grunt to the tail in a pinch. When extra traction isn't needed there, power goes exclusively to the front. The All4 system will allegedly be available on both the Clubman Cooper and Cooper S models, and MotoringFile estimates the cost of ticking the option box at around $1,500. After introducing the tech on the standard versions, a hotter John Cooper Works model capable of powering all of its wheels will also reportedly begin production around next November. Mini will reportedly also offer this all-wheel-drive tech in the next-generation Countryman. The vehicle will use the UKL platform like the rest of the brand's lineup, but the crossover will grow even larger to look more off-road ready, according to rumors. We reached out to Mini USA spokesperson Mariella Kapsaskis, who says "she can't confirm anything officially about an all-wheel drive Clubman or JCW variant." Related Video: