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Used MINI hatchbacks for sale

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It’s hard to imagine anything more iconic than a MINI hatchback for sale. Get a slice of history with a modern twist, all from the comfort of your own home and faff-free online. Buy or finance a used MINI hatchback with a 90-day warranty and 14-day money-back guarantee across our entire range.

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Based on a cash price of £12,550, with a £2,000 customer deposit, borrowing £10,550 at a representative APR of 11.4%. 48 monthly payments of £194.03. Fixed rate of interest per annum 5.93%. Optional final payment £5,005.00. Option-to-purchase fee £10. Amount of interest £3,768.44. Total amount payable £16,318.44. Annual mileage limit 8,000 miles. Excess mileage charge 4p per mile.

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MINI Hatchback buying guide

What types of MINI hatchbacks are there?

MINIs have come a long way since the 1960s, and in that time they’ve grown considerably, but they’re still more compact than many other models on the roads.

Apart from its appropriately named Hatchback, some larger crossover models are more similar to hatchbacks than SUVs.

Newer models are available with petrol or electric powertrains, but if you’re buying slightly older models you can find diesel and plug-in hybrids, too.

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Popular MINI hatchbacks

The MINI Hatchback is the iconic MINI – you can get both three- and five-door versions to suit your needs.

Larger crossovers, like the Aceman and the Countryman, are also easy to drive thanks to their compact, hatchback-like dimensions.

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Are MINI hatchbacks practical?

First and foremost, MINIs are still ‘mini’ even though they’re far bigger than ever before, so if you’re after class-leading practicality you’re better off looking elsewhere.

The fourth-generation Hatchback, introduced in 2024, has a 210-litre boot. It’s bigger than a Fiat 500, but lags behind the likes of the Ford Fiesta.

What are MINI hatchbacks like to drive?

The ‘go-kart’ comparison is thrown about a lot, but this sensation is really true when you’re driving a MINI – you sit pretty low and the way the dashboard meets the upright windscreen offers a view that not many other hatchbacks do.

Electric and hybrid models are automatic-only, and this is an option for many of the petrol- and diesel-powered variants too, though manuals are available.

Who are MINI hatchbacks suitable for?

There’s no denying a used MINI hatchback for sale is truly iconic – but earlier classic models were not exactly practical.

Thankfully, the type of used MINI hatchback you’ll find on cinch will be far more useable, be it as a city runabout, a commuter car or a family workhorse.

Should I buy a used MINI hatchback?

What is a MINI Hatchback?

A MINI Hatchback (with a capital ‘H’) is a specific model in the MINI range. It’s a supermini, or small hatchback. All very confusing given the similar names, we know.

Without the capital ‘h’, a MINI hatchback can refer to any of MINI’s models that have a hatchback body shape or a hatchback boot opening.

Are all MINI Cooper S hatchbacks?

‘Cooper S’ refers to the engine choice and in newer cars, it means you’ll get a 204hp engine. The Cooper S powertrain is available across the entire MINI range.

Is a MINI a posh car?

Yes, MINIs are upmarket models. They might be pricier, but they hold onto their value, and come with luxurious and well-equipped interiors.

Is MINI just a BMW?

BMW owns MINI, but its cars have a totally different feel to any BMW, so rest assured it’ll have its own identity.

Is a MINI Clubman a hatchback?

The MINI Clubman doesn’t play by the books – it has two side-hinged boot doors, much like a van.

In theory, it’s not a hatchback because it doesn’t have a single, top-mounted boot lid, but because you can access the entire cabin through the boot doors (unlike a saloon), it has all the benefits of a hatchback.