I'm looking at a 2011 Countryman All4 with 67,000 miles. It's a manual with Harman Karden. Other than that and rear bucket seats, I don't know if it has any other options. Dealer is asking $12,900. Edmunds appraises it at $10,300 dealer retail.

What is a fair price for this vehicle?

Am I setting myself up for mechanical problems with this car given its age and mileage?

Thanks much!

 

Just like everyone else who seeks an answer to this question.... you need to get the service history for that car. See if the clutch has been replaced & upgraded, see if the HPFP has been replaced, see if the waterpump & thermostat housing have been replaced and see when it had its last full service at the dealer. I'm assuming this isn't an "S" model?? If it is, then you are now approaching turbo failure territory...

 

Thanks very much! It is an S.

 

Not an expert, but I bought a 2012 Countryman All4 w ~40k miles for $12k (fully serviced, clean title) so I think the dealer is overselling it.

 

Also depends on area. Edmunds puts the same car at 11,800 out here.

So they are close. If it is very clean and maintained it could be worth around 12, or even 12500 if its "the one" for you

Im always amazed at how chittily these things have held value. Just plan to keep it for a little while lol

 

I pick mine up tomorrow barring any issues. It's an 11 with 80k miles. Everything replaced except the turbo, but the mini dealer told me that the turbo is covered up to 120k. The HPFP is the updated one, and I'm assuming the other parts were as well. Plus where I"m buying it from put on a 2 year warranty as well. They are selling for 9999. Good luck with whatever you decide!