Sections: Uncategorized Nov 23rd, 2004 2 Comments What Car? (a UK car mag) shows that the US isn't the only place that has long wait times and high residuals for the new MINI. Here's an excerpt:
Waiting times (in the UK) are already as long as six months. Convertible buyers face particularly long delays because it accounts for just 25% of Mini production.
What Car's team of mystery shoppers is still unable to find any discounts, despite the fact that the Mini has been on sale since July 2001. Residual values are excellent, with Minis retaining between 66% and 71% of their value after three years depending on the model.
You can read the entire article here.
05DSMCS Nov 23rd, 2004 Link
If anyone wants a short wait, I suggest contacting Devin Pinckard at MINI of St. Louis. He does an excellent job and have excellent allocation supply. I was able to immediately order mine for production, and received it 90 days later, 30 of those days due to a delay at the VPC, so had that not happened, I would have only waited two months total.
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Detlman Nov 24th, 2004 Link
south bay mini in california is opening this friday and will have 50+ mini's at msrp ! No waiting .
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