Should I buy an imported MINI Countryman?
I am currently looking for a MINI Countryman and have one for sale that has been imported. It has low mileage and is a fair price. Should I steer clear?
Asked on 14 June 2022 by Sallyann sayer
Answered by
David Ross
Unless it's something unavailable in the UK, we'd suggest avoiding an imported car as there can be difficulties with insurance and tax. There are no shortage of MINI Countryman models for sale so you should have few problems finding another car. Our advice is to keep looking.
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