Chassis No.
SAXXNNAZRWD156444
| München, Germany
1998 Rover Mini Cooper 1.3i
€51,750 EUR | Sold
Offered from The Bavarian Legends Collection
- Part of The Bavarian Legends Collection
- Finished in British Racing Green, with a White Diamond roof and a cabin featuring black leather and burr walnut veneer
- Specified with an electric sunroof, Bright Accessory Pack, Wood Accessory Pack, wooden gear knob, and the Sports Option Pack
- Only three owners from new; odometer reads 30,561 kilometres at the time of cataloguing
Addendum
Please note this lot has entered the EU on a temporary import bond, which must be cancelled either by exporting the lot outside of the EU on an approved Bill of Lading with supporting customs documentation or by paying the applicable VAT and import duties to have the lot remain in the EU.
Bitte beachten Sie, dass dieses Fahrzeug mit einer vorübergehenden Einfuhrgenehmigung in die EU eingeführt wurde, die entweder durch die Ausfuhr des Fahrzeugs aus der EU mit einem genehmigten Frachtbrief und den entsprechenden Zollunterlagen oder durch die Zahlung der geltenden Mehrwertsteuer und Einfuhrzölle aufgehoben werden muss, damit das Fahrzeug in der EU verbleiben kann.
Bitte beachten Sie, dass dieses Fahrzeug mit einer vorübergehenden Einfuhrgenehmigung in die EU eingeführt wurde, die entweder durch die Ausfuhr des Fahrzeugs aus der EU mit einem genehmigten Frachtbrief und den entsprechenden Zollunterlagen oder durch die Zahlung der geltenden Mehrwertsteuer und Einfuhrzölle aufgehoben werden muss, damit das Fahrzeug in der EU verbleiben kann.
Alec Issigonis likely never foresaw that the production of the Mini would have lasted into the early 21st Century. With Rover as the parent group, the seventh generation of the Mini went on sale in 1996, with customers given the choice of the Mini 1.3i or the Cooper 1.3i.
This Mini Cooper 1.3i arrived at Rover Deutschland for inspection on 6 February 1998. Finished in British Racing Green with a White Diamond roof, this Cooper was a well specified example. It was optioned with the Bright Accessory Pack, an electric sunroof, the Sports Accessory Pack, the Wood Accessory Pack, and a wooden gear knob.
It was first registered by KWS Kieswerke Sieversdoft GmbH in March 1998, before being sold to its first private owner on 13 May 1998. This gentleman retained the Cooper until 1 October 2001, when it was acquired by the second owner. He kept the car until 2013, when it was purchased by the consigning owner, at which point the car was entered into a museum exhibition. As a result of its time on static display, buyers are recommended to carry out a mechanical inspection prior to returning this car to the road.
This Mini had covered 30,561 kilometres at the time of cataloguing. With just three owners, a splendid colour scheme, and a host of factory optional extras, this Mini Cooper 1.3i ticks all the right boxes.
