MINI Malaysia Relaunches MINI NEXT Certified Pre-Owned Program; Applies To EVs As Well
MINI Malaysia has announced its MINI NEXT certified pre-owned program. More specifically, the brand has framed this as its return though according to paultan.org, it was known as the Used Car Next program in its previous incarnation. Either way, this promises “greater confidence, transparency and peace of mind” to those who are looking to get […] The post MINI Malaysia Relaunches MINI NEXT…
MINI Malaysia has reintroduced its MINI NEXT certified pre-owned program, which extends to electric vehicles as well. This program aims to provide buyers with greater confidence, transparency, and assurance when purchasing a used MINI automobile.
Each pre-owned vehicle must undergo a comprehensive 360-degree inspection and full refurbishment if needed before being certified. The inspection process includes verifying the service history, checking the vehicle’s past records, assessing its interior, exterior, mechanics, and safety. A test drive and final inspection follow these evaluations to ensure the car meets the set standards.
Owners of the certified pre-owned MINIs can still enjoy the remaining Service & Repair Inclusive and Roadside Assistance benefits from their original purchase. Furthermore, attractive trade-in offers are available, allowing customers to trade in their current vehicle for a MINI.
Interestingly, the program also covers MINI's electric vehicles, including the MINI Battery Electric Vehicles. The company emphasizes that the program provides buyers with the same level of confidence in purchasing an electric car as they would with a traditional MINI.
Interested buyers can find available certified pre-owned models at any authorized MINI dealership or explore more options on the company's official website. However, currently, the search function on the website directs users to the BMW Premium Selection website, which lists cars certified by the parent BMW brand rather than MINI's own certification process.
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