2012 Mini Cooper Hatchback for sale
Hi neighbours,
My daughter is selling her beloved Mini Cooper, as she is off to OZ, so if someone knows of someone please let me know. It has also been advertised elsewhere.
Well maintained and ready to use for any occasion. Only had 1 owner previously and been such a pleasure to ride!
- 108 000km
- 2012 car
- Comprehensive WOF, rego and service completed prior to selling
Never had any issues with it, simply relocating to Australia. Rego just renewed and no mechanical problems. Little to no cosmetic issues.
This car drives super smooth and just an overall rounder for any occasion and been such a dream to have her but only reason i am selling is I’m relocating in the next few weeks. Would like to hear from people that are really keen. Thank you for reading.
Price is $11,500
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