Mini

Mini dealer council leader: Dealers will tout fresh lineup, focus on affordability in ’25

Frank Koeberlein, general manager of Dreyer Reinbold Mini, expects sales to rebound in 2025.
Koeberlein: "I don’t think you can really pigeonhole our customer. We want to bridge all generations." (Courtesy of Dreyer-Reinbold)
January 22, 2025 11:00 AM

BMW’s Mini brand rolls into 2025 with 105 U.S. dealers, a fresh lineup, the highest quality ratings in its history and attractive pricing on most models relative to the rest of the market. A well-equipped base model three-door Cooper hatchback, for example, has a sticker price that’s about $20,000 under today’s average transaction price.

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