A Mini Cooper can last between 200,000 – 250,000 miles on average when properly maintained and driven conservatively. If you were to drive 15,000 miles per year, a Mini should provide 13 – 17 years of service before requiring uneconomical repairs or breaking down.

The John Cooper Works Sport Pack brings motorsport style and racetrack thrills to a select few used MINI 3-Door Hatch, MINI 5-Door Hatch and MINI Convertible models.

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Under the hood, the 2007 MINI Cooper packs a new alloy 16-valve 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine. It outputs 118 horsepower in the base model and 172 horsepower in the turbocharged S version.

Used 2007 MINI Cooper. Pros. If you’re looking for a fun convertible that can accept four people and is like nothing else on the road, the MINI Cooper Convertible tops a short list. It can serve duty as a daily driver or a second car and is almost certainly destined to become a collectible.

The balance of the factory warranty will still remain in effect. The full 2007 John Cooper Works kit retails for $2,100.00 plus a recommended 2 hours of labor for installation. The Cooper name is forever entwined with MINI, originating with the 1961 MINI Cooper, which was developed by John Cooper.

The 2007 MINI Cooper Convertible’s standard equipment list includes a five-speed manual transmission, manual air conditioning, keyless entry, power windows/locks/mirrors, 15-inch alloy wheels, climate controlled glove box, AM/FM/CD sound, cloth or leatherette bucket seats and a power canvas top.

While the hardtop version is all-new for 2007, the MINI Cooper Convertible carries on mostly unchanged. Expect the second-generation convertible for the 2008 or 2009 model year.