Used 2022 Convertibles near me for sale

There is more power here than the average driver knows what to do with. Super fun to drive.

Goes through corners like it's stuck to the road. The 2LT I have also has the Z51 package with selective magnetic ride control. In tour mode, it's as smooth as almost any sedan from today. In track mode... it'll jar kidney stones loose you didn't even realize you had.

It's sexy. I don't know how else to say it. Even for a design that is now going into it's sixth year, I still get compliments on a weekly basis about how nice it looks.

Well, it's a sports car. If you are looking to pickup 4 bags of salt for your pool, they'll fit. If you are needing an 8 foot 2"x4", your either gonna need to take the top off or find a friend with a bigger car.

Blind spots? Ha... only if by 'spots' you mean entire cars can disappear when transitioning from behind you to in front of you. The 2LT helps with this by having the rear view mirror that is a camera. You can broaden the view of that camera to help lessen the no-see zones.

There's enough room for you, your passenger, and a few grocery bags or a large purse. Which is good, because when you stick your foot in the throttle, it's less crap to fly around in the cabin and smack you in the face.

Classic Mini lines, the S has some fun aggressive looking features like the hood scoop.

Handles great, fairly quiet at highway speed, good pickup for entering the highway.

I know it's a bigger and faster engine, but our '07 averaged about 32 MPG highway/city. In this one we're only getting 22 MPG combined.

The 2022 was the last year Carplay didn't come standard, and the PO didn't order it as an option when they bought the car new. I had to go through a few hoops but was finally able to get Carplay to work in it.