You asked, “Where can I sell my Mini?” Top BMW Mini dealers compete to offer you a fair and accurate valuation, ensuring a hassle-free, secure, and transparent sale with no third-party complications.
How Do You Sell My Mini?
- Fair & Accurate Valuations – No third-party hassles, just a secure, professional way to sell your Mini.
- No Letdowns – Unlike Carwow or Motorway, we’d never expose you to MIni dealers who lower offers or back out of deals.
- Mini Experts – Industry-trained staff who genuinely understand your Mini’s value.
- Massive Dealer Network – Guaranteed best offers from over 10,300 dealers, many of whom buy MINI’s—without sharing your details.
- Fast & Efficient—Receive offers for your Mini within 24 hours, and our drivers will collect your car within 5 days.
- 100% Secure Payment – Finance is cleared before your car leaves—no reduced offers, no surprises.
- Sell your car with total confidence, knowing you’re in good hands every step of the way.
My My Mini?: Our 3-Step Process makes selling your Mini easy.
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You can Text, WhatsApp Or Email. No complicated app is needed.
The Auction
All offers are guaranteed, no third-party intro or price drop
The Handover
Only our staff attend, confirm payment, and handle the V5 transfer. That’s it—you’ve sold your car!
Sold my Porsche Taycan. Very professional, efficient and easy to deal with. Highly recommend. 👍🏼
WebuySupercars were absolutely amazing in finding a buyer for my car. From start to finish everything was done very professionally, always keeping me informed and i really felt at ease throughout the whole process. Many thanks again to Phill and the team, Regards Graham
Great service through and through, delivered what was promised and will be recommending to friends looking to sell their car 🙂
Had an excellent experience over 24/48 hours as we sold my BMW X3. Felt like a collaboration and a very transparent and efficient process. Many thanks
I wholeheartedly recommend WeBuySupercars to anyone considering selling their vehicle. While a smaller business, their process, service, and especially their pricing are exceptional. My initial phone call with Phil lasted about five minutes, followed by submitting my car's details and photos. Their offer was among the highest I received from automated pricing services, and crucially, they paid the agreed-upon price without any deductions. I will certainly recommend Phil and his team to my family and friends. Their service was truly five-star from start to finish.
This is a different kind of review and is specifically for Phil Corker. In short, the man is a gent and scholar! I applied to WBS to get a price for my W205 C63s Edition 1 that I needed to sell – at least, what I thought was an Edition 1 – and Phil promptly got back to me to advise that my car was in fact an Edition 1 'lookalike', and worse still, was actually a Cat D salvage in its early life!
At the time of repair, it had obviously then been turned into an Edition 1.
You can imagine my utter shock, bemusement and anger at receiving this bombshell. Phil forwarded me all of the online checks, including photos of the car at the time of salvage (you could clearly see it had no Edition 1 exterior or interior features at that point).
For some reason, the Cat D alert did not (and still doesn't) come up on a regular HPI check, but does flash up on other checking systems.
Phil was very understanding and calmly offered me advice as to how best approach the situation and how it was more than likely the dealer who sold me the car were probably guilty of not performing enough due diligence (ie. going off of the HPI check and not digging any deeper), rather than knowingly selling me a Cat classified car.
I duly informed the dealer who sold me the car in 2021 and they've agreed to take it back (we're still negotiating a final refund price…). They have admitted full liability.
Moreover, as of today Phil has also agreed to run a check on the new car I want to purchase once I hand back the C63s as a goodwill gesture.
So even though I haven't had any financial dealings with WBS, I have been mega impressed with Phil and how he's handled the whole affair! 🙂
Thanks Phil!
Very happy with a fantastic service. Easy to deal with, prompt, professional and knowledgeable. I would recommend to anyone wanting to sell their car with a minimum of fuss and for a great price.
Very good communication, prompt payment and clear messages. They kept to what they offered and beet the bigger competition hands down. I would use them again. Sold my Q7 vorsprung to them
I wanted to sell my car, tried the normal adverts and due to the rarity of the car it proved impossible.
Looked at motorway etc and decided to try Webuysupercars purely because of the positive reviews.
Phil was realistic about pricing and the car was sold in a day. Phil explained prices and expectations to me and we came to a deal that suited me.
Funds in my bank at time of collection and car was sold on Thursday and collected Monday.
If you are honest with condition then the price agreed is paid, other companies are sure to offer a price then chip you down at collection. Phil was great and I was happy with the whole process.
Was thinking of selling my car and not looking to trade 'up'. Stumbled on WeBuySupercars and made contact. They were very quick to respond, easy to deal with, and offered what I thought was a fair price. The transaction was completed very smoothly when the car was collected with no quibbles or attempts to adjust the price. Very happy and very comfortable in recommending them.
John Cooper Works (JCW) History and Models
John Cooper Works (JCW) is the high-performance division of MINI, carrying on the legacy of John Cooper, a legendary racing car builder. Founded in 2002 by Michael Cooper, John’s son, JCW initially produced tuning kits for MINI models. In 2007, BMW acquired JCW, making it the official performance arm of MINI.
Notable MINI John Cooper Works Models:
- MINI John Cooper Works Hardtop (2008–2014)
- Based on the R56 platform, this model featured a 1.6-liter turbocharged engine producing 211 horsepower, achieving 0–60 mph in 6.2 seconds.
- MINI John Cooper Works Clubman
- Introduced in 2008 on the R55 platform, the JCW Clubman combined performance with extra cargo space. The second-generation (2016–2024) added enhanced power and updated technology.
- MINI John Cooper Works Convertible
- Launched in 2009, this model provided open-top driving excitement with the JCW performance package.
- MINI John Cooper Works Coupé (2011–2015)
- A two-seater with a 1.6-liter turbocharged engine producing 211 horsepower, hitting 0–60 mph in 6.4 seconds and reaching a top speed of 149 mph.
- MINI John Cooper Works Roadster (2012–2015)
- The Roadster JCW mirrored the Coupé’s performance in a convertible format, offering a thrilling open-air driving experience.
- MINI John Cooper Works Countryman
- Introduced in 2012 as the first five-door JCW model, featuring a 218-horsepower 1.6-liter engine. The second-generation (2017–2023) increased power, with the latest version boasting 300 horsepower and 0–60 mph in 5.4 seconds.
- MINI John Cooper Works Paceman (2013–2016)
- This SUV-coupé variant shared the Countryman’s engine, delivering 218 horsepower and a top speed of 142 mph.
- MINI John Cooper Works GP Editions
- Limited-edition, track-focused models with enhanced performance and unique styling. The 2020 JCW GP featured a 306-horsepower engine, 0–60 mph in 4.9 seconds, and a top speed of 165 mph.
- MINI John Cooper Works 1to6 Edition (2023)
- A special edition limited to 999 units, emphasizing manual transmission driving pleasure with unique design elements.
Throughout its history, John Cooper Works has maintained MINI’s commitment to performance, blending racing heritage with modern engineering across various models.
Selling your mini?
John Cooper Works has consistently embodied MINI’s commitment to performance throughout its evolution, blending racing heritage with modern engineering across various models.
The MINI story began in 1959 when the British Motor Corporation (BMC) launched the original Mini, designed by Sir Alec Issigonis. Its compact size, front-wheel-drive layout, and space-saving transverse engine made it a revolutionary vehicle.
The Swinging 60s & Cultural Icon
During the 1960s, MINI became a symbol of British pop culture, embraced by celebrities like The Beatles, Steve McQueen, and Twiggy. It was also a motorsport success, winning the Monte Carlo Rally thrice (1964, 1965, 1967).
The BMW Takeover & Modern MINI (2000-Present)
After BMW acquired MINI in 1994, the brand was relaunched in 2001 with the first-generation modern MINI Hatch (R50). Since then, MINI has evolved into a premium small car brand, offering high-performance John Cooper Works variants and the latest electric models.
Iconic MINIs in History
1969 Mini Cooper S – Featured in The Italian Job
1967 Monte Carlo Rally-Winning Mini – Driven by Rauno Aaltonen
Paul McCartney’s Radford Mini – A custom luxury Mini owned by The Beatles’ Paul McCartney
Mr Bean’s British Racing Green Mini – A pop culture favourite from the 90s sitcom
2020 MINI John Cooper Works GP – A modern performance icon
Famous MINI Owners
David Bowie – Designed a unique art-inspired MINI
Madonna – Owned a classic Mini Cooper
Rowan Atkinson (Mr. Bean) – Famously drove a MINI in his TV show
Paul McCartney & Ringo Starr – Owned customized Radford MINIs