2001 classic rover mini cooper sport 500
The Cooper Sport 500 was the final edition of the classic Mini, released in a strictly limited production run of 500 units. They were only available in four exterior colours; British Racing Green, Tahiti Blue, Solar Red and Anthracite, with a contrasting Platinum Silver roof and bonnet stripes. Each car was appropriately built to a high specification, including a bank of four fog and spot lamps, 13” Sportspack alloy wheels and arches, a high-level brake light, leather seats in black and nickel silver, alloy door trim and an engine-turned dash with chrome bezel gauges. Every Mini Cooper Sport 500 rolled off the production line with a 'Last 500' certificate signed by John Cooper, and a unique plaque within the glove box, reading “This Mini is one of the last 500 built to the original Sir Alec Issigonis design”.
This Mini Cooper Sport 500 was originally supplied by Dutton Forshaw Rover on 31st March 2001 and is presented in desirable Tahiti Blue with a Platinum Silver roof and bonnet stripes. As with all Mk7 Minis, under the bonnet resides a 1275cc mulit-point injection engine producing around 62bhp through a four-speed manual transmission.
This example, number 17, has covered approximately 62,000 miles from new and has been family-owned for the past fourteen years. The Mini is sold recently serviced and MOT'd and is supplied with a comprehensive history file to warrant the mileage including a stamped service book.
Dates and mileages:
- 1,087 Miles (12/07/2001)
- 4,295 Miles (06/11/2001)
- 16,575 Miles (29/04/2003)
- 21,140 Miles (25/11/2003)
- 25,762 Miles (18/09/2004)
- 31,922 Miles (01/04/2005)
- 37,404 Miles (28/03/2006)
- 40.246 Miles (30/12/2006)
- 46,001 Miles (05/03/2007)
- 53,546 Miles (02/06/2008)
- 56,847 Miles (23/10/2009)
- 57,708 Miles (19/04/2010)
- 58,985 Miles (17/03/2011)
- 60,020 Miles (13/03/2012)
- 60,754 Miles (23/03/2013)
- 60,803 Miles (22/03/2014)
- 61,111 Miles (14/03/2015)
- 61,558 Miles (09/03/2016)
- 61,968 Miles (16/03/2017)
- 62,096 Miles (15/03/2018)
- 62,150 Miles (09/03/2019)
- 62,237 Miles (18/03/2020)
- 62,473 Miles (22/03/2021)
- 62,551 Miles (21/03/2022)
- 62,667 Miles (31/07/2024)