12 Month MOT included +_ 90 Day warranty. We can deliver! Features DAB radio Cruise Control Hands free phone Bluetooth Part leather - stylish and comfortable. Accent cabin lighting for night driving Aircon / climate control Excellent fuel economy and low emissions As a diesel model, the Cooper D is very economical. This makes it very cost-effective in daily running. Fun to drive / agile handling Despite being diesel, the Cooper D retains a lot of the traits that make Minis so loved: tight, precise steering, good midrange pull, and a responsive gearbox. That means overtaking and general manoeuvring are still satisfying. Build quality and style Its interior materials, switchgear, and finish are generally seen as a cut above many rivals. The Mini has character design touches, the feel of controls, build solidity these are strong positives. Also, the styling (both interior and exterior) tends to be a big part of its appeal: it's distinctive, premium looking, and tends to hold attention. Comfort improvements over earlier models Reviews note that ride quality in the 2013 version is better than in earlier Coopers. The suspension, refinement (noise, vibration) have been improved, making it more comfortable on longer journeys. Compact size, city friendliness Being a smaller car, it's easy to park, manoeuvre tightly, and more convenient in urban environments. For many this is a strong plus. Fold down rear seats help increase practicality when needed. Residuals and prestige / desirability Minis tend to retain a certain cool factor, good branding, and demand in used market. That can help with resale value down the line. Some reviews suggest that owning a Mini isn't just about transport; it's more of a lifestyle/choice.