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- 1965
- Make:
- Austin
- Model:
- Mini
- Body type:
- Hatchback
- Exterior color:
- Blue (Dark)
- Interior color:
- Black
- Transmission:
- 3-Speed Automatic
- Mileage:
- 1,243
- Stock #:
- 0021-CFL
- VIN:
- FX4R7095
-$2,000
1965 Austin Mini
1,243 mi
$28,595
$26,595
- Year:
- 1963
- Make:
- Austin
- Model:
- Mini
- Body type:
- Hatchback
- Exterior color:
- Green
- Interior color:
- Black
- Transmission:
- Manual
- Mileage:
- 38,750
- Stock #:
- 4426-27
- VIN:
- CA2S7L241984
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1963 Austin Mini
38,750 mi
$30,075
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Customers say
The Austin Mini is celebrated for its distinctive charm, engaging driving experience, and nimble handling, often likened to that of a go-kart. Owners appreciate its economical nature, making it a popular choice for city driving. However, many share concerns about its reliability, build quality, and some performance limitations, especially on highways. Despite these drawbacks, the joy and fun that come with driving a Mini create a strong emotional connection for many owners, making it a beloved classic.
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Stuart R
Reviewed a 1972 Austin Mini on Sep 18, 2009
What can I say about the greatest little car ever made, it rocks, hangs on the bends like glue and eats most modern "HOT HATCHES" for breakfast. Mine has a 120 BHP engine, split racing rims, full leather electric fornt seat and a stereo to die for.
Brent O
Reviewed a 1967 Austin Mini on Feb 7, 2009
This has to be one of my all time favorite cars. I it classic Brittish. This one had a built 1275cc with twin SU's. This car is low and handels like it is on rails. It weighs in at 1000lbs so power to weight is amazing.
Phil G
Reviewed a 1978 Austin Mini on Nov 19, 2010
my 1978 mini is a special edition(1,500 only) chelsea, part of the london collection. performance was as expected - 0 - 60 yeah right built to the usual BL standard, wich i loved cos there is always something to do to it. interior is cool, if a bit worn, outside although faded a bit was completely original, no replacement panels at all.. runs for miles on a tank as all minis do. fun factor..... mini1s were made for fun, not for speed, handles like a gokart and looks that have not dated since the first one left the production line
Steve A
Reviewed a 1973 Austin Mini on Oct 11, 2008
This car may not be fast, but it is very quick. While not big on power, it thrills in the twisties, gripping the road like nothing else. While expensive to maintain (classics usually are), the benefits are absolutely worth it. A blast to drive, and perfect for the city, where parking is scarce and gas is expensive.
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