Right enough of my indescision, I really get to get a car sorted.
Down to 2 choices... both are the same price
Option 1.
2005 Mini Cooper S, 2,000 miles. 17" wheels, side skirts, chili, auto air con, sunroof, multi function wheel, HK stereo
or Option 2.
New model Cooper, with Chili, heated seats, 17" wheels ASC+T, multi function wheel, vis pack and auto air con.
Which would be the better choice?
Claire how much should the used car be in that spec?
Option 1 from me :)
(option 2) I would go for the new model Cooper as it will hold its value better, plus it will be a new model.
get the new one the second hand prices will fall like a lead ballon when the new model hits the showrooms
Even though Option one is a Cooper S and the new one would just be a Cooper
As much as I love the S, I'd have to agree with the Cooper vote. The chance of a brand new car, new model even, would drag me down from an S to the cooper. At the end of the day, either one you go for, you'll love it.
A.
R60 Light White / Red Countryman All 4 John Cooper Works Auto
R57 Chili Red Convertible John Cooper Works Auto
might dip , but lead baloon , doubt it.quote:Originally posted by deerslayer
the second hand prices will fall like a lead ballon when the new model hits the showrooms
I'd go for the 'S' as I,m not sold on the new look
R50 Cooper ..... Mini Plant Oxford
19 years of MINIfascination
The prices are higher for the new model, and I think that'll protect the residuals of the older models.
VB talks :approve:quote:Originally posted by Vidal Buffoon
The prices are higher for the new model, and I think that'll protect the residuals of the older models.
R50 Cooper ..... Mini Plant Oxford
19 years of MINIfascination
I'd go for the new wan
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