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[Senile Old Git]

I don't often post asking for valuations but in this instant please feel free to make a sensible valuation

The car is a Year 2000 Rover Mini Cooper Sport that has covered 00023 miles from new

We are offering this on behalf of our client, she bought the car new to keep as a replacement for when her existing Mini was beyond economic repair. She has now decided something more modern is the order of the day so this amazing Mini is offered for sale.

The car has been started every week and washed regularly. It is absolutely as new. The car is exactly as it was when collected from the Rover dealership in October 2000

Pictures can viewed on our Rutland Minis Web Site

Edited by Senile Old Git, 21 April 2010 - 06:31 PM.

[myredmini]

23 miles

[R1minimagic]

Somebody would probably pay at least 12k for it, maybe more.

[mini-geek]

got to be worth 2k on the srappage!

about 8k as a guess maybe as much as 9K......... hard to tell it's a colectors mini only realy.

[Scallywag630]

To someone who will put it in a collection and/or just display it....maybe 10K....anyone else, who will drive it, maybe 7-8K. Once it has mileage put on it the value will drop like a stone.

[R1minimagic]

Even if you bought it and did 500 miles a year, it would still only have 5000 on in 10 years time and still be worth scrapping/breaking

[Shifty]

Good grief thats an utter stunner!!

To the right person thats gotta be a £15k+ car, its the best colour, excellent providence.

Uber low mileage as well(did the nun who only use it on Sundays to go to Church drive home in reverse to keep the miles down!!)

Lets face it, you'll never find one like this outside of a museum.

(Oh and if you break it, I'll have the front seats for my van!!)

[welshdan]

the price seems to range greatly between cars. low mileage ones seem to go for anything between 8 and 15k+

nice looking car.

shifty i have a spare set of these seats gethering dust

[davey123a]

if i had the money i would gladly give 9-10k

[Stevee]

12k - 14k maybe

i seen some got for that wth 5000 miles on clock

[slyoldfox2001]

Due to a conflict of interest I am withrawing my valuation figures

Edited by slyoldfox2001, 04 June 2010 - 07:41 PM.

[-scott-]

On there website they want almost £18k for it!!!

"Rover Mini Cooper Sport, 23 miles from new £17,995"

[E.L.M.O]

What a gem!

as always with something like this its worth what someones willing to pay for it. If they are a hurry to sell then the price will sell it. if not then £15k and wait for that collector to come knocking

[Senile Old Git]

On there website they want almost £18k for it!!!

"Rover Mini Cooper Sport, 23 miles from new £17,995"

And your point is ?...........

The car is being sold on behalf of our client who sees the value at what we are offering it at ... we, as full time dealers agree with his valuation

At the end of the day if a customer wants it, but does not want to pay the price he can always go to any car supermarket and find another one similar ....... can't he?

It is a unique opportunity for the right buyer and priced realistically.

Edited by Senile Old Git, 04 June 2010 - 06:35 PM.

[1293sleeper]

i was going to say a few years ago i could of seen it reach £15k but now people just are not spend that on what is really a undrivable car (due to as soon as u drive it u lose big £) so now i would say £10k max