I have a 2004 Mini Cooper S
Electric blue /dark gray leather
It has almost 10,000 miles
Interior and exterior look almost new.
Almost has every available option
completly stock

located in St.louis,Missouri
24,000 obo

Thanks
Don

 

Nice Cooper S, but will be a hard sell at that price. $21,500 will "move the metal" as they say. Good luck...

 

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I know 24,000 is on the high side
so i put obo

i could do 23,000.00 for sure, Thats about what is left on the loan,

thanks
don

 

Car is still for sale.

make and offer......

thanks
don

 

Just curious......whats the reason for selling it?

 

Just curious... Is this car yours? Since the one in the photo does has Moon roof.

 

I editted my my first post. My bad...
I am selling this for my father .He has alot of stuff going on now and they have several other vehicles.

We are just looking to sell it for what we owe on it ,which is around 23,000-24,000

If anyone would like more picture let me know
thanks
don

 

Remember, a vehicle is going to sell for market value, not how much money you owe on it. It appears as though you may be "upside down" on this one...

 

I beg to differ. I spent most of the morning today looking at Autotrader.com sale ads for used MINIs (Coopers and MCS) from model years '02-'04 and 2004 MCS fully decked out are being listed in the $24K-$26K ballpark. Saw a couple of JCW MCS going for $28K-$32K!

Used '02 MCS are easily fetching $21K in our area. Cooper 5-speeds ('02-'03) modestly equipped are going for $19K-$20K.

Used Cooper CVTs are a hard find among all models. Either people are holding on to them or they are extremely unpopular.

In the west coast, specially the Pacific Northwest, used MINIs are being listed for 110% original MSRP

This is still pretty much a hot little car and if people want one now, they will be willing to pay for it.

To DHG000007:: Don't be discouraged by your asking price! $23K should be the absolute MINIMUM for a used '04 MCS with every option. Don't let go of this car for a penny less.

 

What they are listed for and what they sell for are two different things. I have watched a number of cars get listed at over MSRP and then sit for months only to be sold for close to what East Coast cars are going for. The market is slowing on the Mini. Six months ago in the NW a Mini S was hard to come by, now there are at least a dozen for sale used at any given time.

Good luck with the sale.
Todd

 

Again, it really depends on where you are. Here in the NE, there are a lot of MINIs. A very quick Autotrader search of my area (only 03's & 04's in a 25 mile radius) turned up 2 fully decked MCS's for under $23k (both at MINI dealers, no less) and a loaded JCW for under $27K.