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1.6L · Inline-4 · Turbo · 181 HP
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1.6L · Inline-4 · Turbo · 172 HP
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1.6L · Inline-4 · Turbo · 181 HP
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1.6L · Inline-4 · Supercharged · 168 HP
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2L · Inline-4 · Turbo · 189 HP
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1.6L · Inline-4 · 121 HP
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1.6L · Inline-4 · Turbo · 181 HP
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1.5L · Inline-3 · Turbo · 134 HP
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1.6L · Inline-4 · 121 HP
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1.6L · Inline-4 · Turbo · 181 HP
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1.6L · Inline-4 · 118 HP
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1.6L · Inline-4 · Supercharged · 168 HP
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1.6L
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1.6L
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1.6L
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Why Buy Mini from USA
Copart and IAAI auctions list 200-500 Mini vehicles daily. The average price for a 2018-2020 Cooper is $8,000 to $12,000, which is 35-40% cheaper than the European market. This significant price difference makes buying a Mini from the USA a smart choice for budget-conscious buyers.
Most Popular Mini Models at Auction
When it comes to popular Mini models at auction, several stand out due to their performance, style, and affordability. Here are a few you should consider:
- Convertible - This stylish model combines fun and functionality, making it a favorite among those who enjoy open-air driving.
- Cooper - Known for its sporty handling and compact design, the Cooper remains a top choice for city dwellers.
- Countryman - As the largest Mini model, it offers more space and versatility while maintaining the brand's distinctive character.
- John Cooper Works - For those seeking a performance boost, the John Cooper Works variant delivers enhanced power and sporty features.
What to Look for When Choosing
When selecting a Mini at auction, there are a few practical tips to keep in mind:
- Avoid vehicles with significant frame damage or structural issues, as repairs can be costly.
- Look for models with mileage below 60,000 miles for better longevity. Higher mileage may indicate more wear and tear.
- Be cautious of models from years known for specific issues, such as the 2013 Cooper, which faced some electrical problems.
How Much Does It Cost to Import Mini
Understanding the total cost of importing a Mini is crucial. For example, if you purchase a car for $10,000 at auction, you should factor in additional costs: shipping will typically be around $1,800, and customs fees can range from $2,500 to $4,000. This means your total cost will likely be between $14,000 and $16,000. To get a better estimate tailored to your specific situation, check out our calculator.
If you're interested in a fun driving experience, consider checking out the Cooper or the Convertible. Both models offer a unique blend of performance and style, making them excellent choices for your next vehicle.
Also, if you’re a fan of BMW, you might want to explore other options within the same corporate group. Check out the BMW models for some great alternatives.