2010 MINI Cooper 1.6 Hatchback Manual with White Alloy Wheels and Interior Trim

Description

This 2010 MINI Cooper hatchback is a solid, well-loved car with a clean, practical feel. It’s got 16-inch bridge-spoke alloy wheels in white, painted to match the body – not flashy, just sharp and tidy. The interior’s got a mix of leather and cloth in carbon black, redwood red, and Tuscan beige – a bit of character without going over the top. The steering wheel is a 3-spoke sports leather style, and it’s got a gear knob with Bluetooth setup, which means you can make calls and play music through USB.

It has six speakers, a voice control system (when paired with Bluetooth), and automatic air conditioning with a cooled glovebox. The roof is black, with white and black bonnet stripes, and there’s a body-colour lip spoiler and door mirrors. I’ve deleted the Cooper badge, which makes it feel a bit more stripped back. The seats are front sports seats, heated mirrors, and the windscreen has heated washers – all useful bits.

The wheels are alloy, and it has a rear spoiler, safety belt pretensioners, and a chrome line trim. The interior trim is piano black with a bit of fluid silver detail. No smoker package, so it’s clean and easy to keep.

I’ve kept it mostly in good shape over the years – not flashy, not showy, just a reliable little driver with loads of practical features. It’s been parked in Berkeley, Stroud, and I’m looking to move it on.

It’s worth about £3,150 – not a lot, but it’s a solid, well-maintained car with a nice mix of style and usability. I’ve had it for a while, and it’s been mostly driven gently.

I’m not selling through a big dealership – I just moved it to Berkeley, Stroud, and I’m passing it on. It’s been in a family garage for years, and we’ve kept it well looked after.

If you’re looking for a practical, no-nonsense little hatch that doesn’t need a lot of fuss, this one might be right for you. I’ll be around to show it off if you’d like to take a look.