MINI PACEMAN (2012-14)
The MINI PACEMAN (2012-14) is a distinctive and versatile vehicle that combines the stylish, compact design of a hatchback with the sporty and fun driving experience MINI is known for. As a subcompact crossover, the PACEMAN offers a slightly more rugged look and feel, making it ideal for city drivers who want a car that’s easy to manoeuvre while still standing out on the road. In the UK market, the PACEMAN has proven popular among urban dwellers, young professionals, and those seeking a stylish vehicle with a bit of extra personality.
What sets the MINI PACEMAN (2012-14) apart is its eye-catching design, sharp handling, and efficiency, making it a great choice for daily commuting or weekend adventures. Its reputation for reliability and low running costs, combined with its unique aesthetic, helps it stand out against rivals in the small SUV and hatchback segments. The average value for used models hovers around £7,200, with typical mileage around 64,000 miles. The car is best suited for individuals or small families looking for a fun, practical, and visually appealing car that’s easy to drive and maintain. Whether for urban commuting or occasional longer trips, the MINI PACEMAN (2012-14) offers a distinctive option in its class, blending style, efficiency, and personality into one appealing package.
average use
The data indicates that the majority of 2012-14 Mini Paceman vehicles have recorded mileages between 50,000 and 70,000 miles, accounting for a combined approximately 25.3%. The most common mileage range is 50,000 to 60,000 miles, representing 13.7%. Notably, a small percentage (0.4%) of vehicles have very low mileages below 10,000, while similarly small proportions (around 0.4%) are at very high mileages exceeding 180,000 miles. The distribution suggests that most vehicles are driven moderately, with a significant concentration around the mid-range mileages.
vehicle values
The private sale valuations for 2012-14 MINI PACEMAN vehicles are predominantly concentrated in the £4,000 to £6,000 range, with 33.3% priced between £4,000 and £5,000 and an additional 21.1% in the £5,000 to £6,000 bracket. Notably, a significant portion—over two-thirds—of the vehicles sell for less than £6,000. There are minimal listings below £2,000 (0.7%), indicating that very low-priced vehicles are rare in the private sale market. Values above £7,000 are not represented, suggesting that the market for this model remains within the lower to mid-value bracket. Overall, the data indicates these vehicles are mostly valued in the £4,000–£6,000 range, reflecting typical depreciation and market demand for this model and age.
production years
The data indicates that the majority of MINI PACEMAN vehicles from the 2012-2014 range were manufactured in 2014, accounting for 41.4% of the sample. The next largest share is from 2013 at 26.7%. Notably, there is a significant proportion of vehicles from 2015, representing 21.4%, which suggests that some vehicles from the model's production span may extend beyond 2014. Vehicles manufactured in 2016 make up 10.5% of the sample, indicating a smaller but notable presence of later models. Overall, the bulk of the data points to a concentration of manufacturing in 2014 and 2013, with a gradual decrease in newer models.
colour popularity
The data indicates that among 2012-14 MINI PACEMAN vehicles, black and white are the most common main paint colours, accounting for approximately 27% and 24.9% respectively. Grey and blue are also popular, making up 16.8% and 14.4%. Notably, the colours green (2.1%) and bronze (1.8%) are relatively rare, suggesting they are less common choices for this model. Overall, these figures reveal a preference for classic, neutral tones, with vibrant colours like red (9.5%) also maintaining a notable presence.
ownership cycle
The data on registered keepers for the 2012-14 Mini Paceman reveals a diverse distribution of ownership durations. The majority of vehicles have between 3 to 6 keepers, with over a quarter (26.3%) having been registered by four keepers and nearly 25% by three. Notably, a significant portion—over 17%—has had five keepers. Conversely, a small percentage (1.4%) have just one registered keeper, indicating some vehicles have had relatively stable ownership. Interestingly, a minimal fraction (0.4%) has nine keepers, suggesting some vehicles have experienced frequent changeovers. Overall, the data suggests a fairly typical pattern of ownership with the most common counts being three and four keepers.
engine choices
The data for 2012-14 MINI PACEMAN vehicles shows that the majority are powered by petrol engines, accounting for 63.9%, with diesel versions making up 35.8%. Regarding engine capacities, most vehicles have a 1598cc engine (63.9%), while a smaller proportion features a 1995cc engine (35.8%), and very few have a 1600cc engine (0.4%). This suggests that the typical MINI PACEMAN from this period is likely to be a petrol model with a 1598cc engine, indicating a preference for that configuration among buyers.
