Carsabi Fair Price

$20,697

Mini first started selling cars in the U.S. in 1960s and these original vehicles are still both an amazing drive and collapsible death trap in collisions with todays larger automotives. The relaunched Mini Cooper came to our shores in 2002. The first generation had a 118 HP inline-four or a turbocharged version of the same made 172 HP. A John Cooper Works trim brought engine power to 207 HP. The standard transmission was a five-speed manual, with the Works getting a six-speed. Handling is like a go-kart, though fit and finish wasn’t great. Mechanicals were improved, and so was the layout of the interior. Fuel economy is decent with about 32 MPG when you combine both highway and city driving. Expect options to drive up the price like corporate parent BMW.

$20,737 average dealer price
$822 more than average private listings
901 for sale, 349 new listings monthly
74 days average on dealer lot prior to sale

Available Trims

Cooper John Cooper WorksAAAA

$29,037

Model Overview

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NHTSA Frontal Crash Safety:	8.0
NHTSA Front Seat Side Crash Safety:	10.0
NHTSA Rear Seat Side Crash Safety:	8.0
IIHS Rear End Collision Safety	10.0
NHTSA Rollover Resistance:	10.0
IIHS Head and Neck Safety:	7.5
IIHS Torso Safety	10.0
IIHS Left Leg Safety	10.0
IIHS Right Leg Safety	10.0

The following was compiled from every Mini Cooper in our database:

6.9%
30.0%
10.0%
27.2%
None miles
230,000 miles