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28 Used MINI cars for sale in UAE

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2013 MINI Cooper in Dubai
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MINI Cooper GCC 1.6L

2013175,000 KMGCC specs
Self Switch
Fair price
Price16,500AED
InstallmentsUnavailable
2025 MINI Countryman in Dubai
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MINI Countryman JCW 2.0L

202525,771 KMGCC specs
Dealers
Price159,990AED
Installments2,507AED/mo
2025 MINI Cooper in Abu Dhabi
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MINI Cooper CLASSIC 1.5L

202518,861 KMGCC specs
Dealers
Price109,990AED
Installments1,723AED/mo
2013 MINI Countryman in Abu Dhabi
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MINI Countryman 16 1.6L F4

2013225,000 KMGCC specs
Self Switch
Fair price
Price11,000AED
InstallmentsUnavailable

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Frequently asked questions

Asking prices run from AED 11,000 to AED 159,990 across our listings, and same-year sales are the fair comparison. Among 2017 cars a Cooper went for AED 29,000 and a Countryman AED 45,000, so the extra space costs real money at the same age. Newer moves it a long way: a 2024 Cooper sold at AED 58,000.

Better than most premium hatchbacks: MINIs average about 50% of their value after five years across the models we can measure, helped by the fact that a used one still looks current years after it was built.

A used Honda hatchback is cheaper to service and roomier for the same money. The MINI answer is the drive and the interior.

The interiors last, the electronics need checking. Across the 710 MINIs we have inspected in the UAE, interior staining shows up on 20% against the 26% we would expect for hatchbacks of the same age and mileage here — but 15% carry an electrical or electronics fault where 10% would be normal for comparable cars. That is a small car with a lot of switchgear at a 100,000 km average, and none of it is expensive to diagnose: work through the electrical section of the CarSwitch report and test every function on the drive.

The Cooper is the car the brand is about and the one with the widest choice at any budget. The Countryman is the only one that works as a family car, with the height and the boot to match a small crossover. The Clubman sits between them, longer than a Cooper with usable rear doors.