Range | Daily driver range |
Brand | MINI |
Type | 1300 Cooper cabriolet |
Body | Cabriolet |
Production | 1000 |
First print | 18 octobre 1996 |
Body color | Vert |
Interior color | Beige |
Motor | 4 cylindres injection |
Displacement | 1275 cm3 |
Powerful | 63 ch |
Gearboxe | Mécanique à 4 rapports. |
Dimensions | L : 3,09 m - l : 1,52 m |
Options | |
Features | Excellent état et rareté. |
Mileage | 14 000 km |
Guarantee | 12 Mois |
Price | 39 900€ |
Mini ‘Works’ Cabriolet
Known the world over, the Mini was a global success. It was the result of the request made in 1956 by Sir Leonard Lord, chairman of the British Motor Corporation, and the work of the Greek engineer Alec Issigonis. The design brief called for a compact, modern city car with room for four adults. To achieve this goal, the decision was made to use a small, 850cc four-cylinder engine. It was mounted transversely at the front and shared its sump with the gearbox, which was joined to it. The tiny 10-inch wheels were pushed out to the four corners of the chassis, eliminating any overhang and freeing up as much space as possible for the passenger compartment. The design was the opposite of its competitors such as the VW Beetle, the Fiat 500 or the Renault Dauphine, all of which were rear-engined. It met its goal. With a length of barely 10ft (just over 3m), the Mini could be parked on a sixpence, slip through the gaps in city traffic and carry four adults at 140kph (87mph), while doing more than 45 miles to the gallon (6l/100km)! Despite this, its sales were held back by its high price at its launch in 1959. Success would only come at the start of the 1960s. Promoted by the Beatles and Brigitte Bardot – who drove one around Saint-Tropez – its sales took off. Its successful participation in motorsport events such as the Monte-Carlo Rally also helped develop its reputation. After being sold by various distributors, the little car gave its name to the Mini brand in 1969. The brand was taken over by British Leyland and then by Rover, which was bought by BMW in 1994. BMW sold the company in 2000, keeping only the legendary ‘Mini’ name. In 2001, after 5.3 million cars had been sold during a career spanning 42 years, it was transformed into a completely new car which kept only its historic name.
The model presented here
This model is extremely rare. It is a ‘Works’ cabriolet and was officially sanctioned, unlike the other versions produced by independent coachbuilders. When BMW bought Rover in 1994, it wanted to revitalise the range and introduced this rare version, limited to 1000 cars. Based on a Mini Cooper with the 63bhp 1.3-litre engine, it had wheelarch extensions, special wheels and an interior makeover. As well as being rare and unusual, it is a pleasant model to drive with the wind in your hair. This example, first registered on 18 October 1996, is even more exceptional as it has covered only 14,000km (8700 miles). It is in virtually new condition. Its dark green paintwork brings out the old-fashioned British character of this unusual-looking little cabriolet. It will be serviced before delivery and guaranteed for 12 months by BPM Heritage.
For a vehicle of39900 € Bring7980 € Amount Borrowed31920 € Durée72 month Duration559.41 € Total cost of credit8357.52 € Of which administrative fees638.4 € Of which interest7719.12 € Fixed borrowing rate7.28 % Fixed TAEG8.28 % Total amount due40277.52 €
Visualize this credit with a representative example.
For a purchase of 39900€ with a contribution of 7980€ and an accessory credit for a sale of 31920€ over 72 months at the Fixed Global Effective Annual Rate of 8.28%, (fixed borrowing rate: 7.28%) you will repay 72 monthly installments of 559.41€ , interest: 7719.12€, administrative costs: 638.4€.
Total amount due: 40277.52€
The monthly cost of the optional Death, Total and Irreversible Loss of Autonomy, Total Temporary Incapacity for Work insurance (taken out with Cardif Assurance Vie – S.A with capital of €719,167,488 - 732 028 154 RCS Paris and Cardif Assurances Risques Divers – S.A with capital of €21,602,240 - 308 896 547 RCS Paris - Head office 1, Bd Haussmann 75009 Paris. Companies governed by the insurance code) is 37.03€ and can be added to the amount of the monthly payment. The total cost of this optional insurance is 2666.16€. The Effective Annual Rate of this insurance is: 2.5%. Details of the conditions and limits of guarantee available in the manual on request.
Offer for a purchase and an accessory loan to a sale from €6,000 borrowed repayable over a period of 25 months to 72 months for the purchase of a used vehicle less than 30 years old and over a period of 25 months to 144 months for the purchase of a used vehicle over 30 years old. Fixed Global Effective Annual Rate : 8.28 %. Subject to acceptance of the file by BNP Paribas Personal Finance, credit institution: 1 bd Haussmann 75 009 Paris, SA with capital of €561,882,202, 542 097 902 RCS Paris, N°ORIAS: 07 023 128 (www.orias .Fr).
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