2019 MINI Countryman 2.0D Cooper D Exclusive All4 5-door Hatchback

Description

This 2019 Mini Countryman Cooper D Exclusive is a solid, well-maintained 4x4 hatchback that’s been driven fairly lightly and keeps coming back to life every time I check it. It’s had three owners since new, with the last one taking it over in 2020, and it’s been properly looked after — regular services at both a Mini dealer and an independent garage, last one done in June 2025.

The engine is a smooth 2.0D turbo diesel with 150bhp, paired to an 8-speed automatic — no fuss, just quiet and responsive. I’ve used it for daily commutes and long trips, and it’s been reliable. It’s got a good service history and a long MOT that runs until June 2026.

It’s finished in white silver metallic with black leather seats and piano/carbon black trim — looks sharp, especially in the light. The 18-inch LA pair alloy wheels are clean and well-maintained, and there’s a gloss black roof and mirror cover, roof rails, auto lights, electric windows, heated seats, cruise control, and a sat-nav. It also has parking sensors, a DAB radio, Bluetooth, USB/Aux, and a multifunction steering wheel.

I’ve driven it regularly, and it feels just like it should — quiet, stable, and efficient. It’s got a combined 56 MPG and a run of 62, which is pretty good for a diesel. ULEZ compliant, so no issues in London or other zones.

The car’s been sitting in Bonnybridge, Falkirk, and I’m not sure it’s ever been out of the area — it’s just been sitting there, doing its job.

It’s worth noting it’s a bit on the expensive side — £11,695.50 — but I’ve kept it in good shape, and it’s not flashy, just solid.

If you’re interested, I can give you a quick call or arrange a view. I’m happy to talk about it — no pressure, just a real car for a real use.

I run a small family-run garage in Bonnybridge, Falkirk, and I’ve been in the car trade for over 25 years. I know what to look for, and I only put cars out that I’d feel comfortable with myself. No fluff, just honest advice.

No need to go far — it’s right here in the area. Let me know if you’d like to take a look.