The Mini Cooper in base model specification is a lot cheaper than the MINI Electric, but it doesn't feel like a cheap car. New MINI car prices keep rising and car payments are getting more expensive. Used cars are quickly following this trend and with competitive finance, MINI may be missing a trick by not tempting buyers on a lower budget with their base model. We look at the lease/finance payments difference between the base MINI Cooper and the MINI Electric to see if cheaper is better.
We also test and review the MINI Cooper to see if it rides too firm and if it has all the specifications you need.
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