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Discover the 2017 MINI Countryman price in a new light

When you step into a 2017 MINI Countryman, the blend of playful style, compact agility, and upscale comfort instantly sets it apart. While the MINI Countryman price can vary across regions, the 2017 model has become a favourite for buyers looking for an iconic crossover that packs premium features into a modest footprint. In this guide we’ll walk through the exact specs, realistic depreciation expectations, market comparables, and how you can estimate what a 2017 MINI Countryman is worth today.

Key Specs on the 2017 MINI Countryman

• Engine: 1.6-liter Turbocharged Inline‑3 (152 hp, 186 lb‑ft torque)
• Transmission: 6‑speed or 6‑speed manual, or 6‑speed Dual‑clutch (S6) for the S‑line variant
• Fuel Type: Premium unleaded gasoline
• Drivetrain: Front‑wheel drive (standard) or all‑wheel drive (X‑drive) optional
• Transmission Power: 62 kW (~84 kWh per 100 km)
• Fuel Economy: 5.8 L/km (urban) / 5.4 L/km (mixed) “New” EPA rating
• Wheelbase: 2,727 mm (107.2 in)
• Vehicle Length: 4,373 mm (172⁄3 in)
• Vehicle Width: 1,923 mm (75.7 in)
• Vehicle Height: 1,610 mm (63.4 in)
• Curb Weight: 1,432 kg (3,156 lb) – S‑line adds a couple of kilograms
• Interior Space: 11.5 ft³ cargo capacity max (with rear seats folded); 14.1 in chestroom standard
• Safety: Dual front airbags, 8‑point seatbelt system, ABS, EBD, ESP; optional: lane‑departure warning, automated emergency braking
• Optional Tech: MINI Touch‑screen iDrive (4.8 in), Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, permanent 5‑magnet charging modem, panoramic roof

MINI Countryman Depreciation: What to Expect

Understanding MINI Countryman depreciation helps you gauge long‑term value. Typically, the brand retains resale value well compared to other compact crossovers. Nonetheless, a new MINI Countryman price usually loses about 15–20% of its value in the first year as it bounces from the high‑end to the mid‑tier market. Here’s a rough depreciation timeline for a 2017 model:

• Year 1 (0–12 months): 15–20% drop – mainly due to the initial grade drop and the mileage boost.
• Year 2 (13–24 months): 10–12% additional decline – the vehicle moves from “new” to “excellent new” condition.
• Year 3 & Beyond: 5–8% per year – depreciation slows and still keeps the model in the upper mid‑tier range of used crossovers.

These figures fluctuate by market, mileage, condition, and optional features. Countries with high demand for European luxury‑crossover hybrids typically see a lower depreciation curve compared to markets where the brand is less established.

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