MINI Countryman Lease

Advantages of a MINI Countryman Lease

With a lease, you’re given the freedom and flexibility to drive a brand-new car for a few years and then can upgrade to the next and newest version. This affords you all the innovation, like the new design in the MINI Countryman for the central touchscreen display or the interior design like luxury leather seating.

The monthly payment for a leased MINI vehicle tends to be lower than that of the payment for a loan. Plus, the down payment can be less as well. If this is the case, you may be able to get a higher trim or more upscale features like the Piano Black exterior trim or 2.0L 4-cylinder Twin Turbo engine with 301 horsepower.

New cars of all kinds come with warranty coverage. The leased car is no exception. You’ll receive the same type of warranty coverage that generally spans the time the lease is in place. That means you may only need to take care of routine tasks such as windshield wiper blade replacements and oil changes.

How to Start a MINI Countryman Lease

Whether you’ve decided on a lease or a loan, you’ll use the same finance application. It can be completed in the comfort of your home after you’ve picked out a car or before you’ve cemented your decision. It serves as a blueprint for our finance specialists, who can find a lease package that works for you.

When the MINI Lease Ends

In all the excitement, you may forget that the lease will end. Usually, your lease will expire after two or three years, sometimes five. Within 90 days of the lease ending, you’ll receive a notification. At this point, you’ll want to make an appointment for an inspection and decide on your next move.

Have you been enjoying your MINI Countryman yet curious about the newest model? Guess what? It’s easy to explore other vehicles when your lease ends. Start shopping online or stop by before you turn in your lease to see what the new model offers or if you’d like to experiment with another MINI vehicle.

Some drivers may really enjoy, even love, the MINI Countryman they’re driving. Why stop now? You can keep your car, customize it, rack up the mileage, and then sell it or trade it in by drawing up a loan and owning the vehicle yourself.

You tried the leasing process and realized it was not for you. Or you’d like to buy a different MINI vehicle you’ve been eyeing, like the MINI convertible. Whatever the reason you won’t continue with a lease, we wish you well on the road ahead.