Aug 18th, 2010 by Ross Edwards
During August, Mini is offering a 1.9% financing incentive on the 2010 Mini Cooper and 2010 Mini Clubman. Mini is also offering a $199 a month lease incentive on the Mini Cooper.
Mini’s August financing incentive is available on every model, including Cooper convertibles and John Cooper Works packages. All Mini models can be bought with a 1.9% interest rate for up to 60 months. Along with the interest rate incentive, Mini buyers can choose an automatic transmission, Sport Package or Premium Package to be added to their car for free.
Mini Cooper hard-top models can be leased for $199 a month over 36 months with a $1,803 down payment. The Mini Cooper is a much better deal this month than the Scion TC, which has a lower base price but a monthly cost of $256 on a 36-month lease.
With the 1.9% financing incentive over 60 months with no down payment, a new base model Mini Cooper with an MSRP of $19,500 will cost you $340.93 a month. Since the lease deal will cost you $140 less each month than the financing deal, anyone interested in a new Mini Cooper hard-top should seriously consider leasing.
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