2005 Mini Cooper S Convertible John Cooper Works Edition

2005 Mini Cooper S Convertible John Cooper Works Edition Hot orange metallic with dark blue top. Dark blue leather upholstery with orange stitching.

John Cooper WORKS edition (a $5000 option) and all other options except Navigation including: heated mirrors, heated seats, heated washer jets, steering wheel controls (radio functions and cruise), stability control, 17” premium rims, with performance tires new this spring . Harman Kardon premium stereo, parking, warning, fog lights, etc. Sticker list price was $35,000 including the JCW package. Extremely low miles at 61,000.

NO Michigan winters. Excellent throughout. Both keys, books, original window sticker. Excellent condition in all regards. Car is located in Western Michigan and is for sale locally as well.

Sold as is, where is, with $500 deposit via PayPal and balance in cash, wire transfer or verifiable cashier’s check within seven (7) days.. sis-one-six eight-four-three five one zero four

On Sep-06-16 at 13:25:36 PDT, seller added the following information:

NOTE: Car has never been raced.

On Sep-07-16 at 02:44:53 PDT, seller added the following information:

It’s good things only about the Works engine kit, if you can swallow the price ($6,975, not including the roughly nine hours of dealership shop labour to install). For those who find the Cooper S Convertible’s 1.6-litre, supercharged four-cylinder’s 168 horsepower wanting, the JCW engine mods consist of a high-performance cylinder head with higher compression, changes to the supercharger, revised engine electronics, a free-breathing air filter and a less restrictive rear exhaust system, plus a limited slip differential. The extra 42 hp over the stock engine is significant considering the droptop’s 1,290-kilogram weight. Punch the gas pedal and the little powerplant wails like a newborn as it zings to its redline. Acceleration is far more linear than with the stock motor, and rowing through the first four of the manual transmission’s ideally spaced six speeds results in a shove back into the seat with every upshift. Best of all, backing off the throttle produces a delicious backpressure burble through the twin chrome exhaust tips.