hello all, ive been out of the mini seen since 09. i had an 06 copperS that was supper charged with RMW'S ported head, M-7 intake, m-7 intercooler, smaller pully, aftermarket down pipe and catback exhaust and a custom tune and had all my work done at Helix -13. I really loved that mini and the reponse of the supercharged engine and now im in a position to get another mini and came across what i think is a g]really good deal but, i wanted to get some opinions from coup owners.

the car in question is a 2014 mini cooperS coupe with 43,343 miles, one owner and when i say its in mint condition, I mean there not so much as a swirl mark in the paint. it looks like it just came off the delivery truck. not even one rock chip. it has 7000.00 worth of up grades

white silver metallic paint=17" black alloy wheels=leather lounge interior, jcw package=anti-theft alarm and too much to type right now. he's asking 14,900 , its on consignment and the guy selling it for the owner told me if i offered 14,000 they would take. it

so my question is 1) is this a good price for a mini coupe this old /
quest; 2) i can't leave a car stock and will want to upgrade it, can this car get 250.hp to the wheels and still be reliable as my super charged mcs was with 224whp and 202 tq? thanks in advance to all that reply

 

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What are the $7,000 of upgrades? $14,000 seems like it could be a decent deal. It should have the latest N18 engine spec, which can definitely give you 250hp. Im pushing that much in my Clubman, and I have an older N18 engine, and still running the original turbo.

 

This 2014 MINI Cooper Coupe S is a one-owner car with low mileage (43K), a clean CarFax, and a full-service history report. This MINI has been garage kept since new and is in immaculate condition with no defects inside or out. The vehicle is finished in sporty white silver metallic with black racing stripes on the hood and trunk and red racing stripes on the roof. The wheels are upgraded 17" alloys finished in polished black accompanied with red Mini Cooper brake calipers with zero curb rash. This vehicle also features fog lights on the grill adding to the sporty look of the car.



On the interior, the car features black pleated leather seats with red piping, black and red leather accents on the doors and dash as well as red stitching on the shifter, steering wheel, and emergency brake. The John Cooper Works package adds a leather steering wheel, JCW door sill placards and Dynamic Traction Control. The interior is immaculate with very little wear on the seat leather and includes weathertech all season floor mats. The vehicle also features keyless entry, cruise control, Bluetooth, a USB port, Chrome Line interior, center armrest, heated seats, and interior surface striped alloy.



Options include;

White Silver metallic paint $500

17” alloy wheels in Black $1,000

Leather Lounge Interior with Championship Red accents $2,000

JCW Package $250

Anti-Theft Alarm $500

Chrome Line Interior $250

Black Headlight Housings $100

Black Sport Stripes $250

Center Armrest $250

Heated Front Seats $500

Xenon Headlights $500

White Turn Signal Lights $100

Black Driving Lights $664

Driving Light Switch – Carbon Black $200

 

 

Looks nice

 

I went over the car front the back and I couldn’t find so much as a squirrel Mark much less a scratch or ruptured or any type of defect. I can’t believe there’s 43,000 miles on it. The owner Musta only driving it back-and-forth to the grocery store… LOL