Sep 23rd, 2010 by Ross Edwards
Mini is offering 0% financing and low cost lease incentives on leftover 2010 Mini Cooper models this month. The only downside to buying a 2010 Mini Cooper is that you won’t be able to customize the car to your exact specifications, which is part of the fun of buying a new Mini.
The 2010 Mini Cooper convertible is available with 0% financing for up to 60 months. The no interest financing incentive is available on Mini Cooper, Cooper S and John Cooper Works convertibles. On the top-of-the-line John Cooper Works convertible (shown above), the 0% financing incentive represents a pretty substantial savings. The Mini Cooper John Cooper Works convertible has a base price of $35,000, so with a 0% car loan for 60 months, your monthly payments would be $583.33. The same car with a 6% interest rate loan would cost $676.64. By taking advantage of the no interest loan incentive, you could save yourself $5,598.40 over the life of your car loan.
The 2010 Mini Cooper hard top is available during September with a $199 per month lease incentive. The $199 a month Mini Cooper lease incentive requires a down payment of $2,390 and a lease term of 36 months. That’s a good deal, but Mini offered a better lease incentive last month, which had the same monthly payments but required only $1,803 down at lease signing.
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