Used 2014 MINI Cooper Paceman Consumer Reviews
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We purchased two 2011 Mini Cooper S hardtops two and a half years ago and by far the most fun cars we have owned to date at less than half the MSRPs and twice the MPGs. A few weeks ago the new Mini Paceman caught my eye and after the test drive one ended up in our driveway with no disappointments. Its like having a Swiss Army Knife of coupes, its fast, fun on the twisty roads, and solid as a rock at highway plus speeds.
Mini Paceman has been great
I've owned my base model 6 speed Paceman for almost 3 years. I had test driven an automatic base and wasn't happy with the performance, but when I tried the manual it made up for that. I first lived in Atlanta when purchased and have had in Chicago for last 2 years. I find the Paceman comfortable for the occasional longer drives and awesome for city driving. The last two cars I had owned were a 2014 Ford Focus and a 2007 Saab 9-3, I enjoy driving the Mini as much as any car I've owned. The back seats are very limited, but you will know that going in. Storage is actually a lot more than expected, I can put my bike in without removing the front tire. I've never done anything to it, excluding a tire replacement and oil changes. Overall.... LOVE IT.
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- John Cooper Works ALL4 2dr HatchbackMSRP: $14,999265 mi away
- Base 2dr HatchbackMSRP: $7,995295 mi away
- S 2dr HatchbackMSRP: $8,995375 mi away
Good Handling, Poor Comfort
The 2013 Mini Paceman S is a light and zippy car that is fun to drive down winding country roads but not so comfortable on longer highway drives. It handles incredibly well but this car was not made with comfort in mind. Road noise is not dampened throughout the flooring and suspension is very firm which makes passengers feel bumps and divots in the road. Overall it is a fun car to drive but is not ideal on long road trips.
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A Cute, Fun Ride
I love this car but it’s time to move on. This Paceman just runs great all the time, without fancy upgrades or a manual transmission. I’ve taken very good care of it so that it looks practically brand new, barring a few minor chips in the front. Currently using 1-year old summer performance tires but have a set of mounted snow tires for winter.
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