2018 MINI Hardtop 4 Door Cooper

??? Dealer Certified Pre-Owned — 90-Point Inspection + Quality Plus Protection Included
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2018 MINI Hardtop 4 Door Cooper — Big Personality, Small Footprint
Don't let the size fool you — this Hardtop 4 Door pairs MINI's signature go-kart handling with genuine everyday practicality, wrapped in a green exterior over a black interior. Two owners, consistent Massachusetts upkeep, and the original books to prove it.

? What You're Actually Getting
? 90-point Dealer Certified Pre-Owned inspection completed by our team
? OBDII diagnostic scan: all drive monitors completed, zero stored or pending trouble codes
? CARFAX-verified: no accidents or damage reported, no structural damage, no airbag deployment, clean title throughout
? 2 owners on record, both documented as personal use — no fleet, rental, or commercial history
? Original owner's manual and service books included
? Documented within the past year: a timing cover gasket and cover replacement, plus brake system service (fluid flush) — independently performed at outside shops, estimated at $840–$1,280 in value at standard rates
? Still carries an estimated 47 months of remaining factory corrosion warranty (unlimited mileage), per CARFAX's Warranty Check
? Light reconditioning by our own team is currently underway — we'll document the full scope and update this listing's value total once it's complete

?? Real Value — More Than Just a Price Tag
We cross-checked this Cooper's value across CARFAX's History-Based Value ($11,730), Kelley Blue Book ($10,450), J.D. Power Retail Book ($10,300), and Manheim's Adjusted Retail Average ($12,100) — plus current live market listings for comparable Hardtop 4 Door Coopers, which range from $7,999 to $13,675 and average $11,466. All of these line up in a consistent band, giving us real confidence in where this car sits today.

Add our $2,500 5-Year Maintenance Plan, the $300 retail value of our Quality Plus Auto Protection Plan, and the estimated $840–$1,280 in documented recent service work on top of that market range, and you're looking at roughly $11,639 to $17,755 in total documented and included value — before the reconditioning currently underway is even factored in. We'll update this total once that work is complete and documented.

We'd encourage you to weigh this total value against price alone — most shoppers only compare sticker prices, and that's rarely the full story. Market pricing shifts, and we're always happy to run a current market pricing report on request. Price is only what you pay — value is what you get.

?? Features & Specs
- 1.5L turbocharged 3-cylinder engine
- Front-wheel drive, 6-speed automatic transmission
- Green exterior over black interior
- Original owner's manual and service books included
- 86,230 documented miles

?? Vehicle History (Full Transparency)
No accidents or damage reported to CARFAX. No structural damage, no airbag deployment. Clean title throughout — no salvage, rebuilt, flood, or lemon history reported. Two owners on record, both personal use, with no red flags in the transition between them. The original manufacturer's basic, drivetrain, and roadside coverage has expired, as expected for a car of this age — though CARFAX's Warranty Check shows roughly 47 months of factory corrosion protection still remaining. Wear is consistent with age and mileage; nothing cosmetic to flag beyond that.

?? Buyer's Guide & Realistic Expectations
Every vehicle we sell comes with the federal Buyers Guide, which lists the major systems a used car can have issues with — engine, transmission, drive axle, brakes, and electrical — and asks for your signature acknowledging you've reviewed it. Almost nobody reads it closely, and that gap between what's signed and what's expected is where disappoin