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Discover the 2024 MINI Cooper – a fun‑to‑drive icon that blends classic charm with modern flair. Whether you’re eyeing a brand new model or weighing its resale value, the MINI Cooper remains a popular choice in the compact car segment. Below you’ll find a quick snapshot of its pricing context, detailed specifications, depreciation insights, and how it stacks up against comparable vehicles.

• Model year: 2024
• Trim options: S, SE, John Cooper Works, Clubman
• Main spec highlights: 1.5 L three‑cyl BMEF Evo (130 hp), 6‑speed manual or 6‑speed automatic, front‑wheel drive
• Fuel type: Gasoline, optional LPG for some markets
• Dimensions: 4,132 mm (L) ÷ 1,722 mm (W) ÷ 1,385 mm (H)
• Weight: 1,120 kg (empty)
• Drive layout: Front‑wheel drive (standard), all‑wheel drive optional on John Cooper Works models
• Transmission options: 6‑speed manual, 6‑speed automatic, 8‑speed CATS (automatic with oversteer lock)
• Safety features: Adaptive cruise control, lane‑keeping assist, 360° camera, and active L‑next technology (where available)
• Infotainment: 7‑inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, Bose audio on some trims
• Wheels: 17‑inch alloy (standard), optional 18‑inch or 19‑inch on higher trims

Depreciation & Market Value

What is a MINI Cooper worth? Understanding the depreciation curve is key for both new buyers and sellers. Roughly, a 2024 MINI Cooper typically loses about 15‑20% of its original value in the first year. After that, yearly depreciation slows to roughly 7‑10% for the next four years. By year five, the vehicle can reach around 70% of its initial price—a figure that aligns closely with the broader compact‑car market.

An interesting trend, however, is that the MINI Cooper’s iconic styling and brand cachet help it retain value better than some of its silver‑horse competitors. In the Italian market, for instance, a 2024 MINI Cooper regularly rings the bell earlier than comparable models such as the Fiat 500 or Volkswagen T‑TOWN, retaining a slightly higher resale percentage.

Used MINI Cooper Price Overview

When you search for used MINI Cooper price, you’ll encounter a wide range of figures heavily influenced by mileage, condition, and region. Generally, a 3‑year‑old 2024 MINI Cooper SE might be listed between €15,000–€18,000 in the EU, while a comparable S model typically sits €12,000–€15,000. Premium trims, like the John Cooper Works, can demand an additional €3,000–€5,000 compared to base models.

These ranges also reflect the sharp contrast in MINI Cooper price for new versus used conditions. New MINI Coopers experience an immediate ~15–20% depreciation, so turning a new car into a used asset quickly offsets the entry cost.

Price Comparison with Similar Models

Compared to similar models:

• Mini Cooper vs. Fiat 500: The Fiat 500 often starts ~€17,000 (new) and retains ~70% after five years. In contrast, the MINI typically begins ~€22,000 and keeps ~75%. This premium reflects the MINI’s brand and performance edge.
• Mini Cooper vs. Volkswagen T‑TOWN: The T‑TOWN’s cheaper base price (~€12,000) offers a budget alternative, but the MINI’s higher quality interior and sportier drive keep its value higher after depreciation.
• Mini Cooper vs. Audi A‑3: The A‑3’s starting price (~€33,000) places it in the

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