With about twenty two hours of bidding left the 51,000 mile 2006 Mini Cooper JCW GP is at $16,575. This auction does not seem to be attracting much attention from the usual group of bidders or commenters.
The 51,000 mile 2006 Mini Cooper JCW GP #1477 sold for $26,500. The winning bidder had lost out when this car was last sold but persevered and put up a very large bid increase this morning which was the last bid made.
I thought that the bidding for it January was a little to enthusiastic and felt it would sell for 26-28k in a normal auction. I actually think that the estate was fortunate to get the price they did given the presentation in this auction.
The 35,000 mile 2006 Mini Cooper JCW GP sold for $31,750. With some solid bidding throughout the the day it would appear that the GP1 market is still strong for well maintained cars.
A 63,000 mile 2006 Mini Cooper JCW GP #0753 is now for sale on BaT. This will be an interesting auction as the car was sold on Cars and Bids in March of this year to a dealer who then resold it on BaT in April and now the current owner is selling it again. I believe it to be a solid car but its recent history could very well hurt its final price. That being said someone might get this car for a very good price.
The 48,000 mile 2013 Mini Cooper JCW GP sold for $26,750. Once again the last half hour made the auction very interesting. It appears that we’ll maintained GP2’s are still a strong market.
A 7,000 mile 2013 Mini Cooper JCW GP #0230 is now being offered for sale on BaT. This should be most interesting auction as in just over an hour it has been bid to $11,250.
Interesting happenings at BaT auctions; the 7,000 mile GP2 is at $30,000 with over three days of bidding left, the 56,000 mile 2005 MCS is at $10,000 with over two days of bidding left, and the 61,000 mile GP1 is at $9,000 with a little over a day left of bidding.
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