Most liked posts in thread: MINI’s for sale on BaT

With just over an hour to go the 38,000 mile 2011 MCS JCW convertible with no reserve is still at $11,000. If bidding doesn’t pick up someone is going to get a very nice R57 for a great price.

 

With less than twenty four hours to the 23,000 mile 2006 MCS JCW convertible is now at $8,300. This is a nicely optioned car and at the moment doesn’t appear to be getting much love.

 

With less than twenty four hours to go the 16,000 mile GP2 is at $20,000. Low mileage examples of these cars have been bid to $34k in recent auctions.

 

New listing is a 2006 GP with 88,000 miles being sold by Geneva Motors.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2006-mini-gp-42/

 

With less than four hours of bidding left the 2012 MCS is at $10,500.

 

There are some red flags with this car for sure and because of them the selling price most likely will be low. Compare this 02 with the red 02 and there is a huge difference in condition plus comments and last but not least bidding. I agree that I was a bit surprised that this MINI made it in BaT but it sounded good in its drive video and should make someone a nice low dollar fun car.

 

With less than two hours of bidding left the 2002 R53 is at $5000.

 

The Dark Silver 2002 R53 sold for $6528.

 

A 2010 Mini Cooper S JCW World Championship 50 Edition is now being offered on BaT.


https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2010-mini-jcw-world-championship-50/

 

Pretty neat car with an interesting build history.

 

With a little less than three days of bidding left the 2007 12,000 mile R52 is now $8500.

 

The green 2010 World Championship 50Edition was bid to $16,750 but Reserve Not Met.

 

It seems his car got on the auction block earlier than he expected as I thought he was saying he had to wait at least eight weeks before a slot became available.