MINI COUNTRYMAN (2020-24)
The MINI COUNTRYMAN (2020-24) is a stylish and versatile compact SUV that strikes a balance between urban agility and practical family-friendly features. Known for its distinctive design, the COUNTRYMAN offers a unique blend of sporty appeal and higher driving position, making it a popular choice among drivers looking for a practical yet fashionable vehicle. It’s well-suited for a wide range of uses—from daily commutes and city driving to family adventures—appealing especially to those who value both style and functionality.
In the UK market, the MINI COUNTRYMAN (2020-24) is appreciated for its compact size paired with spaciousness, making it easier to maneuver through city streets while still offering ample room for passengers and luggage. Its standout qualities include lively handling, customisable design options, and modern features that enhance comfort and safety. Compared to rivals in its class, the MINI COUNTRYMAN is often praised for its premium feel, distinctive character, and strong brand appeal. With an average private sale valuation around £24,936 and typical mileage of about 25,142 miles, this model remains a compelling choice for those seeking a reliable, stylish, and fun-to-drive used SUV.
average use
The data shows that nearly half of the recently recorded mileage readings for MINI COUNTRYMAN (2020-24) vehicles are between 0 and 10,000 miles, indicating a significant proportion of low-mileage vehicles. About 12.9% are between 10,000 and 20,000 miles, and a combined roughly 28% fall within the 20,000 to 40,000 miles range. Higher mileage brackets, such as over 50,000 miles, are less common, with only small percentages (around 3-5%) recorded for vehicles over 50,000 miles. Overall, the data suggests a market with a predominance of relatively low-mileage vehicles, which could be attractive to buyers seeking cars with less usage.
vehicle values
The data indicates that private sale prices for MINI COUNTRYMAN (2020-24) vehicles are primarily concentrated in the £18,000 to £24,000 range, accounting for the largest percentages of sales (ranging from approximately 4.5% to 14%) across multiple segments. Notably, the most common price bracket is £18,000 to £19,000, representing about 14% of sales, which suggests this is a typical market value.
Prices below £12,000 are quite rare, comprising less than 1% of sales, indicating that very low-priced vehicles are uncommon in the private market for this model. Conversely, higher price brackets above £24,000 — such as £26,000 to £27,000 and £27,000 to £28,000 — are also less frequent, each representing around 1.4% to 2.8% of sales, suggesting fewer vehicles are sold at premium prices.
Overall, this distribution suggests a narrow and relatively steady pricing range, with the largest seller frequency around the £18,000 to £19,000 mark, reflecting the expected second-hand market valuation for this model.
production years
The data indicates that the majority of MINI COUNTRYMAN vehicles from the 2020-24 model range are relatively recent, with 29.2% manufactured in 2022 and 31.5% in 2023. Notably, a significant portion—nearly 28%—are from 2021, and a smaller share (10.1%) date back to 2020. The presence of 1.4% of vehicles from 2024 suggests some models are quite new. Overall, the distribution reveals a strong concentration of vehicles from 2021 to 2023, highlighting these years as the primary periods of production within this range.
colour popularity
The data for the main paint colours of 2020-24 MINI COUNTRYMAN vehicles reveals a diverse palette, with green being the most prevalent at 19.4%. Notably, the combination colour "Blue/black" accounts for a significant 15.4%, indicating a preference for dual-tone finishes. Traditional colours like grey (18.5%), black (14%), and blue (10.4%) also feature prominently. Interestingly, white is the least common, comprising only 3.4% of the sample. Overall, the colour distribution suggests a strong interest in vibrant and unique shades like green and blue/black, reflecting contemporary trends towards more distinctive vehicle appearances.
ownership cycle
The data indicates that the majority of MINI COUNTRYMAN (2020-24) vehicles tend to have a single registered keeper, accounting for approximately 56.7% of the sample. Nearly a third (32.3%) have two registered keepers, while a smaller portion (9%) have three. Only a minimal percentage (2%) have four registered keepers. This suggests that most owners tend to retain ownership of their vehicle rather than frequently changing keepers.
engine choices
The data for the MINI COUNTRYMAN (2020-24) reveals that the majority of these vehicles are equipped with 1499cc engines, accounting for 68% of the sample, followed by 1998cc engines at 31.2%, and a small fraction (0.8%) with 1995cc engines. In terms of fuel types, petrol is the most common, representing 77.2% of vehicles, with hybrid electric models making up 21.9%, and only a minimal 0.8% running on diesel. This indicates a strong preference for petrol and hybrid engines among this model range, reflecting current market trends towards more environmentally friendly and fuel-efficient options.
