Any Mini owners out there can give me advice please??

macman

Any reputable online broker should be able to quote you at least £1000 off a new i10. Try carfile, drivethedeal, etc.You won't get offered a dealer discount with just a casual enquiry though.
My sole dealer experience has however been very poor (went with a friend for a booked test drive, and they held us up for an hour doing a sales/finance pitch, then, because the office printer wasn't working, they couldn't print out the test drive disclaimer form for signature and so refused to let her test drive it!).

darkstryder360

I own a 2009 Mini Cooper S, wouldnt recommend it to anyone. But the Cooper S is plagued, the regular versions are better... but not by a lot.

zagubov

I wouldn't buy new. For price, second hand i10s vary across the country. One that'll cost a bit over £4 k in Glasgow would be over £5k in London. I travelled a 900 mile round trip to buy one recently, and well pleased with the bargain.

Littleblue123

Any opinions on Motorpoint ?? Ive seen several I10's up to a year old for what seems resonable prices.
How does the warranty bit work though? If theres a problem with the car do I take it back to Motorpoint or my local Hyundai dealer?

Herzlos

Motorpoint are just like any other car supermarket - they won't know anything about the car, probably ex hire/fleet. No reason not to take it though but give it a careful check over anyway. Refuse to pay anything they try to add to the sticker price.