I'm the market for a MINI. It will be my first in 14 years. A MINI dealer nearby has a 2021 CM S ALL4 that I'm going to look at.

It seems as though a large number of dealers have no-haggling pricing. Does MINI have that policy, or is it up to the individual dealerships to decide?

TIA,
Benjammin'

 

I've got to believe that its negotiable depending on what the market is for the car in your area. Manufacturers can put pressure on dealers regarding new vehicles but not on used vehicles. Make your offer and be prepared to walk away.

 

Everything is negotiable, but be prepared for them to say no

 

I'm within the market for a used MINI Cooper S. Looking to spend round 12k (£) hopefully however it appears a chunk tight. I've got some thing in thoughts: it's a gray 5 door Cooper S, black wheel/roof, 2015-2018 antique. I sincerely like the appearance of the Sports Pack - the bumper adds something to the look. The wife would not like stripes when you consider that she thinks they make the whole thing look like a few insect, unluckily (I pretty like them). So plain (moonwalk) grey it's far for now. Ideally I would like to purchase a vehicle from one of the permitted used MINI dealerships, for the introduced peace of thoughts and assurance. There are a few exceptional searching cars for round thirteen-15k. Not many with the Sports percent although. Mileage appears suitable around that rate (I'm hoping for 20-30k miles). If deals are lots better elsewhere even though I may additionally have to pick one up out of doors of the 'approved' dealerships.


Kodi