repairs on a mini?

Asked by Ambar Mar 22, 2010 at 09:50 PM about the 2006 MINI Cooper

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

Im contemplating purchasing a mini. However, there are some questions that i'd like to have some answers to. One, i'd like to know roughly how expensive the reapirs are on the mini because its an entry level BMW. i'm sure the insurance is pretty pricy but also depends on person's personal info. I'd very much welcome any sort of help, good and bad! especially the bad because i'm already sold on the mini but i want to make sure that it's gonna keep me happy in 3 years. Thanks!!!!!

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mini's are awesome, if you purchase a new one, it's covered by Mini, but if you are over the warranty. it can get pricey.. but if you can and will most likey keep the car longer i would invest in Mini Extended warranty.

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MINI's are great. If you have any questions check with www.waymotorworks.com, they can help with any problems, and parts. Or even help you find a shop in your area.

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