You are going to get complaints from your new neighbors about " the new couple with the loud sports cars" anyways so....keep both and park one sideways on the grass..might as well keep up the image of being a BADa$$ young whipper snapper.
Another senior perspective here...IMHO better to move when you have choices than to wait until circumstances force you into whatever might be available at the moment...and of course I know nothing of your situation and hope it works out...
...and one last thing, the heck with practical, if you have to choose, go for fun!
I agree with the idea of finding someone who isn't using their space. Tell them that they can sit in it whenever they want and "play drive" like they did with their Dad's car when they were a kid and didn't have their drivers license yet.
As a person heading well into his senior years, the roadster is difficult to get into and out of, especially compared to the Countryman.....and we have no idea of the OP's circumstances, health, physical abilities etc.
I'm all for keeping the roadster as long as you can, but sometimes you have to be practical......so keep it if you can, but for day to day use, the Countryman will serve you well.
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