2002 Mini Cooper S, Low Mileage, Bright Yellow With Black Racing Stripes on 2040-cars
West End, North Carolina, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:supercharged 1600 cc
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 4
Make: Mini
Model: Cooper S
Trim: 2 door
Options: Sunroof, CD Player
Drive Type: FWD
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag, Side Airbags
Mileage: 91,020
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows
Sub Model: S
Exterior Color: BRIGHT YELLOW
Interior Color: Black
Warranty: NONE
You are looking at a 2002 mini cooper s that has been adult owned. I have owned it since 2006 or 2007, need to look at title which I will get out of safe deposit box.. Everything works on it. It has the cold weather package (heated seats, ect) the convenience package (mileage computer, outdoor temp, ect. I have installed a K&N air filter, the chrome brake and clutch pedals (I have the chrome electronic gas pedal which goes with it). The mileage is 91,020 (I may drive it some in the mean time). I had it professionally painted to a brighter yellow in 2008 as I did not like the original yellow and there were 2 small door dings and a few hail spots in the roof. The paint is in very good to excellent (the only flaws that I know of are 3 very small chips in the hood area (I took pictures of these 3 spots but they may not show as they are very small. The black racing stripes are painted on (not decals as per the factory), but the white pin striping is not painted . The color you can see in the door jambs is the original yellow. I have bought another car so I have one too many cars but there is nothing wrong with it that I know of. It has 17" aftermarket wheels and tires. The tires have about 40% tread wear left on them. The 17" tires and wheels were an option for this car so speedometer, handling, and clearance are no problem. Has double sunroof with front one operating.
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Mini Clubman Concept throws open all six of its doors for Geneva
Tue, 25 Feb 2014Coming in just over 10 inches longer and 6.5 inches wider than the 2013 Mini Clubman, the new Mini Clubman Concept that you see above is set to debut at the Geneva Motor Show next week. Let's get the maximum mini jokes out of the way right off the bat... Done? Okay, moving along.
Adrian van Hooydonk, Head of BMW Group Design, says that this Clubman Concept "shows how the Mini Clubman could be taken a step further: more interior space, a greater sense of high-end quality and yet still clever, bold and distinctive." And that extra interior space will be accessible through four real doors, eschewing the single-sided barn door approach of the current Clubman. Well, mostly - there's still the side-by-side barn door philosophy at the back instead of a more traditional upward-opening hatch. In fact, spy shots and early rumors pegged this more conventionally doored Mini as a new model selling under a new name, possibly Traveller. However, it appears that Mini will stick with the brand equity it has established with Clubman instead.
As you can see in the small image gallery above, the Clubman Concept is instantly recognizable as a Mini, though a somewhat more refined overall package than past efforts. The front headlamps still have a bit of a surprised look to them, but we think this concept's overall fascia, and its unique bright finishes, might be more successful than the latest Cooper's. At the rear, there are a set of rather large taillights dominating the view, and we note that the prevalence of air intakes and scoops at parent BMW have moved on down to the Mini line. We'll have to reserve final judgment until we see the Clubman Concept in person.
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"When we start to replace models, I think you will see that we won't replace every model exactly," Jim McDowell, Vice President of Mini USA, told Edmunds in an interview. The brand's core models right now are the Hardtop and Countryman, and of the roughly 66,200 vehicles that Mini sold in the United States last year, these two vehicles accounted for some 75 percent of total sales.
McDowell declined to mention any specific models that may not be replaced in the lineup's next generation, though our best guess is that ultra-niche vehicles like the Coupe (pictured) or Clubman. As for replacing some of the current models with new products, the only clear gap we can see in the brand's lineup is a smaller car like the Rocketman concept, though we've been told several times that a mini-Mini isn't going to happen. Be sure to let us know what Mini models you'd like to see kept or axed in Comments below.
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