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16
£6,750
MINI Convertible
2008 (08) - 1.6 Cooper 2dr Auto
66.7k+ miles
2008 (8 reg)
Auto
Petrol
LONDON MINI LIMITED
London
6
£11,490
MINI Convertible
2017 (17) - 1.5 Cooper Euro 6 (s/s) 2dr
29k miles
2017 (17 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Painswick Valley Car Sales Ltd
Stroud
34
£15,495
MINI Convertible
2021 - 1.5 Cooper Classic 2dr
36.2k+ miles
2021 (71 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Bavarian Mini
Belfast
31
£3,295
MINI Convertible
2007 (57) - 1.6 Cooper S Euro 4 2dr
72k miles
2007 (57 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Low CC Cars
Swindon
77
£16,100
MINI Convertible
2022 (22) - 1.5 Cooper Classic Convertible 2dr Petrol Manual Euro 6 (s/s) (136 ps)
22.8k+ miles
2022 (22 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Big Motoring World Enfield
Waltham Cross
19
£5,595
MINI Convertible
2010 (60) - 1.6 Cooper S Steptronic Euro 5 2dr
66k miles
2010 (60 reg)
Auto
Petrol
Broad Hinton Motors
Swindon
17
£2,295
MINI Convertible
2011 (11) - 1.6 Cooper [122] 2dr
120k miles
2011 (11 reg)
Manual
Petrol
BUCKS MOTORS
Great Missenden
19
£22,898
MINI Convertible
2023 - 1.5 Cooper Sport Premium 2dr
19.8k+ miles
2023 (23 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Arnold Clark Glasgow MINI
4.5
Glasgow
17
£3,695
MINI Convertible
2010 (10) - 1.6 Cooper S [184] 2dr
64k miles
2010 (10 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Y S Motors
3.6
Little Kings Hill
24
£1,450
MINI Convertible
2005 (54) - 1.6 One 2dr
90.5k+ miles
2005 (54 reg)
Manual
Petrol
City Car Sales
Powick
28
£1,999
MINI Convertible
2004 - 1.6 One 2dr
102k miles
2004 (54 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Penny Hill Motors
Bagshot
32
£19,995
MINI Convertible
2021 (71) - Convertible Cooper S Sport 2-Door
17k+ miles
2021 (71 reg)
Manual
Petrol
John Clark MINI Tayside
Dundee
71
£15,000
MINI Convertible
2021 (21) - 1.5 Cooper Classic Convertible 2dr Petrol Manual Euro 6 (s/s) (136 ps)
22.5k+ miles
2021 (21 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Big Motoring World Wimbledon
Tooting
24
£9,475
MINI Convertible
2017 (17) - 1.5 Cooper 2dr ++ CHILI PACK / 35 TAX / ULEZ / DAB / CAMERA / H/SEATS ++
50k miles
2017 (17 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Nick King Car Sales (Gloucester)
Gloucester
25
£4,295
MINI Convertible
2011 - 1.6 Cooper Soho Convertible 2-Door
78k miles
2011 (61 reg)
Manual
Petrol
The Caristocrat
Hassocks
£10,995
MINI Convertible
2014 (64) - 1.6 Cooper S 2dr Auto
33k miles
2014 (64 reg)
Auto
Petrol
Horley Car Centre
Horley
20
£7,999
MINI Convertible
2008 (08) - 1.6 Cooper Sidewalk 2dr Auto
57.3k+ miles
2008 (8 reg)
Auto
Petrol
LONDON MINI LIMITED
London
23
£5,495
MINI Convertible
2015 (15) - 1.6 One 2dr
69k miles
2015 (15 reg)
Manual
Petrol
RM Autos
4.5
Horndean
15
£3,295
MINI Convertible
2014 (63) - 1.6 Cooper S 2dr
130k miles
2014 (63 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Level Autos
AYLESBURY
21
£6,495
MINI Convertible
2012 (12) - 1.6 Cooper S 2dr
51k miles
2012 (12 reg)
Manual
Petrol
ALPINE MOTOR COMPANY LIMITED
Dundee
38
£11,149
MINI Convertible
2017 - MINI Convertible 2.0 Cooper S Convertible 2dr Petrol Auto Euro 6 (s/s) (192
60.2k+ miles
2017 (17 reg)
Auto
Petrol
Wilsons Used
Epsom
21
£10,995
MINI Convertible
2016 - 1.5 Cooper D 2dr Auto
11k miles
2016 (66 reg)
Auto
Diesel
Lakeside Autos
Carryduff
25
£10,599
MINI Convertible
2018 - 1.5 Cooper 2dr
37.7k+ miles
2018 (18 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Palmers Fiat Hemel Hempstead
Hemel Hempstead
18
£1,980
MINI Convertible
2004 (54) - 1.6 Cooper S 2dr
125k miles
2004 (54 reg)
Manual
Petrol
MotorZone
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Thinking of getting a Mini Convertible?

Why buy the Mini Convertible?

If you want a cost-effective open-top car that gives you a proper wind-in-your-hair driving experience, the Mini Convertible could be just what you’re looking for. On top of all that, it’s well equipped, fun to drive and has quite an upmarket interior.

Mini Convertible range and updates

The current version of the Mini Convertible has been on sale since 2016. It’s the third generation of Mini Convertible sold since BMW took over the brand in 2000. It has been updated several times over the years, most recently in 2021.

You can get the Mini Convertible in three forms: Cooper, Cooper S or John Cooper Works. You’ll also come across many models with extra terms in their name – Cooper Exclusive, for instance – indicating that they have a package of extra features. There are several special-edition models, too, including Resolute and Sidewalk. Most Convertibles have a petrol engine (although there are some diesels) and you have the choice of a manual or an automatic gearbox.

Mini Convertible tech and features

The Convertible’s fabric roof opens electrically. It will open fully in 18 seconds and you can be driving at up to 19mph as it unfurls. There’s also a ‘sunroof’ mode – the front 40cm of the roof slides back, opening just the front seats to the elements overhead.

Among the features fitted as standard in all Mini Convertibles are sat nav, Bluetooth, cruise control and rear parking sensors. Many also have air con and there are plenty with luxurious leather upholstery. A vast quantity of ‘personalisation’ options are available on brand-new Minis including things like sticker sets, contrast-colour styling details and many different wheel designs. These may well add to the car’s appeal to you when buying used.

Mini Convertible running costs and value

Most Mini Convertible models have very low running costs. According to official figures, petrol models can give average fuel economy of 44mpg to 57mpg; diesel models can give 70mpg. The high-performance John Cooper Works model will cost a bit more in fuel, doing 39mpg.

Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions are 113g/km to 146g/km for petrol models; 100g/km to 104g/km for diesels; 157g/km to 162g/km for the John Cooper Works. Those numbers translate to low annual car tax charges.

The Mini Convertible does cost a bit more than its main rivals, but you may feel its premium-brand image and upmarket interior are worth having.

Mini Convertible vs rivals

The only other small, four-seat open-top cars that compare directly with the Mini Convertible are the Fiat 500C and the DS 3 Cabrio. You may also want to consider the Fiat 124 Spider and the Mazda MX-5 sports cars. Each car’s styling has a big bearing on its appeal, but taking that out of the equation, the Mini is a strong option. It stands out for its interior quality and it’s a bit more practical than the Fiat, if not quite as much fun to drive as the Fiat Spider or the Mazda.

Common questions about the Mini Convertible

How practical is the Mini Convertible?

The Mini Convertible has four seats and it’s just about roomy enough for four average-size adults to sit together. There’s actually enough space in the front for someone six feet tall to fit reasonably comfortably, but space in the back seats is tight, to say the least. Getting into the back is tricky when the roof is up, too, with not a lot of space to manoeuvre.

Unusually, you open the Convertible’s boot by flipping the lid down, which gives you a platform to rest things on before sliding them in. Even more unusual is the fact that you can fold the base of the fabric roof up to give you a larger boot opening.

There’s only so much space to use, however – the boot’s 215-litre capacity is about the same size as in the Mini Hatch and it shrinks to 160 litres when the roof is folded down. Four large supermarket shopping bags or a couple of carry-on size suitcases will fit, but anything more than that and you might have to use the back seat for storage. All Mini Convertibles have a rear seat back that folds in a 50/50 split, so if you carry something especially long or bulky it may just be up to the job.

How does the Mini Convertible compare with other Mini models?

The Mini Convertible is essentially a roofless version of the three-door Mini Hatch. It’s the only open-top Mini available, although there was the two-seat Mini Roadster that was available from 2012 to 2015.

How safe is the Mini Convertible?

Safety organisation Euro NCAP hasn’t assessed the Mini Convertible itself. However, the Mini Hatch was given a respectable four-star safety rating out of a possible five. Safety features included as standard on the Mini Convertible are pop-up roll-over protection, stability control and traction control. Some models also have adaptive cruise control and a system that warns if a front-end collision is likely.