
MINI Approved Used Cars for Sale
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Approved Used explained
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What benefits are included?
MINIs are great to drive and full of retro charm but, of course, all that cache comes at a premium.
Which means that buying an Approved Used MINI makes a lot of sense. It means you can pick up a used MINI – from the popular MINI Hatch 3dr to the Clubman estate and Countryman SUV – for less than a new version, while keeping many of the benefits. Read on to find out more.
Benefits of a MINI Approved Used car
Each car comes with a minimum 12-month, unlimited-mileage MINI Warranty
Verified vehicle history and mileage check
Car is inspected by qualified BMW technicians
Minimum 12-month MINI roadside assistance in the UK and Europe
Minimum 12-month MOT cover
Only Genuine MINI Parts used
What warranty do MINI Approved Used cars come with?
All approved used MINIs come with a 12-month warranty that covers you for everything except wear and tear items.
Is there MOT cover with Approved Used MINIs?
Approved Used MINIs come with 12 months of MOT cover, so the cost of your car's first MoT will be covered if it falls within that period.
Is there an inspection with Approved Used MINIs?
All MINIs on the Approved Used scheme come with a 360-point check that means they should be in tip-top condition before they so much as sniff the forecourt.
Do MINI Approved Used cars come with a history check?
The MINI Approved Used scheme includes a history check that means all cars have had their history checked – they won't have been written-off or stolen and have no outstanding finance held against them.
Is there an exchange policy with Approved Used MINIs?
The MINI Approved Used scheme doesn't come with an overt exchange policy, but any issues should be covered by the Consumer Rights Act up to 30 days after you buy the car.
Are there any extras included with MINI Approved Used cars?
All MINIs on the Approved Used scheme come with a full MINI service history and also have 12 months of roadside assistance that applies in the UK as well as continental Europe.
That depends on what you need. The MINI hatchback is the true embodiment of a new MINI – it's smart looking and posh inside for such a pint-sized machine, it also handles with the flair expected of the brand. The Clubman model is much the same, but that bit bigger inside, while the Countryman SUV swaps some of the fun factor of the smaller models for a more practical body shape and the option of four-wheel-drive grip.
You can expect a MINI to cost a little more to maintain than a more mainstream brand. Saying that, MINI offers a variety of service packages that mean you can spread the costs of maintenance.
MINI is indeed owned by BMW – the German firm snapped up the name with following the demise of the Rover Group in 1996 – although many of the models, including the Hatchback and Clubman, are built in the UK.
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