2004 Mini Cooper S
The 2004 Mini Cooper is sold for $4,200 on Cars & Bids. See Friday's Watchlist AI fair value, deal score, hammer-price prediction, and bidding intelligence for this 2004 Mini Cooperauction.
The R53 Mini Cooper S is a fantastic hot hatchback that touts nimble handling, a potent supercharged 4-cylinder engine, and iconic styling. This particular Mini boasts some great factory equipment, including a 6-speed manual transmission, 17-inch Style 85 wheels, a sport suspension system, and xenon headlights – and it's completely unmodified. It also benefits from lifetime warm-climate ownership until this year – and it's offered with the added thrill of no reserve!
- Make: Mini
- Model: Cooper
- Year: 2004
- Transmission: Manual (6-Speed)
- Engine: 1.6L Supercharged I4
- Drivetrain: Front-wheel drive
- Exterior color: Pepper White
- VIN: WMWRE33454TD80546
Seller's description via Cars & Bids: The R53 Mini Cooper S is a fantastic hot hatchback that touts nimble handling, a potent supercharged 4-cylinder engine, and iconic styling. This particular Mini boasts some great factory equipment, including a 6-speed manual transmission, 17-inch Style 85 wheels, a sport suspension system, and xenon
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2004 Mini Cooper S — Friday's Watchlist valuation summary
The R53 Mini Cooper S is a fantastic hot hatchback that touts nimble handling, a potent supercharged 4-cylinder engine, and iconic styling. This particular Mini boasts some great factory equipment, including a 6-speed manual transmission, 17-inch Style 85 wheels, a sport suspension system, and xenon headlights – and it's completely unmodified. It also benefits from lifetime warm-climate ownership until this year – and it's offered with the added thrill of no reserve!
- Sold price
- $4,200
- Fair value estimate
- $7,766
- Fair value range
- $6,396 - $9,168
- Confidence
- HIGH
- Comparable sales analyzed
- 10
- Deal verdict
- great deal
- Deal score
- 10/100
- Condition
- Good (5/10)
- Bids
- 13
- Listing views
- 4,453
Highlights
- The attached Carfax history report shows no mileage discrepancies, and it also indicates that this Mini has been mostly California- and Arizona-owned since new.
- A build sheet is provided in the gallery, and a partial list of notable equipment reported by the selling dealer includes 17-inch Style 85 wheels, a sport suspension system, xenon headlights, cruise control, and front sport seats. The selling dealer reports no notable modifications.
- BMW-owned Mini introduced the first-generation Cooper for the 2002 model year, and it positioned the Cooper S model a notch above the standard hatchback. Called R53 internally, the S gained a supercharged engine, a firmer suspension system, and several visual modifications. It was marketed as a follow-up to the rally-winning Cooper-tuned models of the 1960s.
- Power comes from a 1.6-liter supercharged 4-cylinder engine, rated at 163 horsepower and 155 lb-ft of torque. Output is sent to the front wheels via a 6-speed manual transmission.