$7,900 · Mini Cooper S

Before you mock the price, the work done cost many thousands and renders this car as good as new in so many ways. look at the list of things done and price it all out yourself, parts and labor, well over $10,000. If you want a $40,000 car for $7,900, this is it. 2003 was the "GOOD ONE". This car is in fantastic condition. Much more Mini character than newer models. Almost as good as one fresh off the showroom floor actually. Almost all Mini's that I have viewed for sale have not had ANY of this work done. I guess it is a buyer beware market. 2003 Mini Cooper S - 500km+ per tank/ around 24MPG/38.6KPG city & 33MPG/53.1KPG (13.275 per liter) highway. 6 speed manual transmission, LOADED OPTIONS. Very clean car, 210,000 Km. Have parts & repairs receipts & full vehicle history. A lot of work has been done. Major parts and minor parts; You get what you pay for in the real world. I made this a respectable vehicle before selling. Parts wear out and must be replaced right. (Replaced supercharger); (New clutch, flywheel, clutch slave unit, about 500km on it); (New air intake hose); (New water pump); (New rear wiper arm); (New tail lights); (New power amplifier); (New battery); (New windshield & side moldings); (New rotors brakes and calipers); (New shocks springs and mounts); (New valve cover gasket; oil stem gasket; plug gaskets); (New oil pressure censor); (New coolant reservoir); (New oil dip-stick); (New front inner CV Boots); (New timing chain tensioner) *should do full chain guide kit in next 2 years, quote $1200; (New coil pack and plugs); New cooler fan relay & coolant censor); New thermostat. Also comes with - (Custom alloy Mini rims ($1100), newer set of all season tires). Also a set of Michelin X-ICE (THE BEST) winter tires mounted on separate rims. Look around and ask questions about other Mini's and you will find that this is excellent value with the work done and overall condition. You will not find many that compare with this Mini.