MINI - One (2019)

Understanding how the MINI One depreciation curve shapes over time will help you time your purchase for the best value. While early adopters are often willing to calibrate a bit higher, the 2019 MINI One follows a fairly typical “classic small‑car” depreciation trajectory:

• First year: 15‑20% depreciation is common when moving from factory price to the open market.
• Year 2–3: 25‑35% cumulative loss. By the end of the third year, a 2019 model is usually around 50% to 60% of its original value, depending on mileage and condition.
• Year 4–5: Residual depreciation slows to 5‑10% per annum. A decade‑old MINI One often still retains a strong resale price relative to many compact offerings, especially if well‑maintained.

What is a 2019 MINI One worth? That question naturally leads to the comparison between fresh stock and the used MINI One price market. If you’re evaluating MINI One 2019 price versus a newer production year, you’ll find that the 2019 models remain strong contenders in the sub‑£20,000 segment when compared to newer tech‑laden minis. MINI One depreciation means that after three to four years, a used car often still commands roughly 55‑65% of its original price, which is a higher survival rate than many direct competitors.

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