MINI John Cooper Works 2015

[winny]

2015 MINI John Cooper Works

Rare Rebel Green with Chilli Red roof and mirror caps
Sports Auto with paddles
Adjustable Damper Control
LED lights with cornering function
JCW Pro exhaust (amazing)
JCW Pro rear diffuser
AC Schnitzer front splitter
Media XL inc sat nav
HUD
Harmon Kardon audio with Bluetooth
Usual JCW interior with heated seats
JCW mats
De-chromed beltline
Black light rings
New front pads, recent big TLC service.
MOT til April
36000 miles
(Plate not included)

Located near Durham

£15,950 ono

 

[Looney]

I would be interested to replace my daily for this, is the price movable at all?

 

[winny]

Hi there, There’s some negotiation, but if you look around I’ve priced it very competitively given the extra upgrades - particularly the Pro exhaust, which cost £1300 (but has been sooooo worth it!)
I’m not averse to swapping back/removing some parts to make it cheaper

 

[BeeEmm]

Love the floor mats!

 

[winny]

Love the floor mats!

They’re fun aren’t they! They’re the JCW ones

 

[winny]

Now on eBay :wink:

 

[Thunderous One]

What a lovely car
When I sell my Z4 coupe next year, this will be what replaces it
Only for the sake of the rear bench
:roll:

 

[Ewazix]

Now on eBay :wink:

I wish you well with ebay but reckon you may be inundated with crazy offers and tyre kicking time-wasters with a car like this :thumbsdown:

From recent experience of selling 3 cars in the last 12 months ebay gets the most responses, Pistonheads gives very little but at least people are serious and Autotrader is down the middle with good response and more genuine buyers. At the cheaper end (where people don't want to travel too far) Gumtree wins hands-down, I've not tried Facebook.

Nice looking car GLWTS

 

[winny]

What a lovely car
When I sell my Z4 coupe next year, this will be what replaces it
Only for the sake of the rear bench
:roll:

Thank you! I’ve got the zed now but for more practical journeys we’ve got a VW T5 camper

 

[winny]

Now on eBay :wink:

I wish you well with ebay but reckon you may be inundated with crazy offers and tyre kicking time-wasters with a car like this :thumbsdown:

From recent experience of selling 3 cars in the last 12 months ebay gets the most responses, Pistonheads gives very little but at least people are serious and Autotrader is down the middle with good response and more genuine buyers. At the cheaper end (where people don't want to travel too far) Gumtree wins hands-down, I've not tried Facebook.

Nice looking car GLWTS

Thank you - I’ve had a couple of serious viewers so fingers crossed!