MINI Scrappage scheme 2017

MINI Scrappage Scheme 2017: How much can you save?

MINI have recently launched their 2017 scrappage scheme, offering incentives up to £2,000 when trading in your old diesel car. Interested in finding out how the MINI Scrappage Scheme works? Read our in-depth guide to find out more.

With the government’s plan to take higher emitting vehicles off the country’s roads, car manufacturers are launching incentives to get money off new, cleaner vehicles when you trade in your old car.

MINI is one such brand and with its Lower Emissions Allowance, you can get up to £2,000 off a new car, with the Hatch, Convertible, Clubman and Countryman models all available in the deal. Customers can only trade in diesel vehicles that are of Euro 4 emissions standards or older, and the vehicle must have been owned for 12 months or longer.

Why not try our New Car Finder or take a look at our Manufacturer Scrappage Scheme Guide for more details.

Mini Convertible small convertible roadster droptop

What is the MINI Scrappage Scheme?

MINI’s Lower Emissions Allowance offers £2,000 reductions to the Hatch, Convertible, Clubman and Countryman models – including the Seven special edition in the Hatch – when owners of older, dirtier vehicles trade in their diesel cars built under Euro 4 emissions standards, i.e. before January 1, 2010.

Vehicles on offer will be included in the deal, so you could save even more money when trading in your old diesel vehicle. All those on offer emit less than 130g/km CO2 to ensure new vehicles going onto the road keep their emissions down.

The MINI Scrappage Scheme offers excellent contributions of up to £2,000 towards any new MINI model with CO2 emissions below 130g/km.
Mini Clubman estate shooting brake

What new cars can you buy?

Mini is offering all of its models that emit less than 130g/km CO2, including the 3-door and 5-door Hatch and the plug-in hybrid Countryman. Also vehicles that are currently under an offer with Mini are available as part of this promotion – so you could get even more money off a new Mini.

MINI Scrappage Deals 2017

Details of the cars available in the MINI Scrappage Scheme are outlined below, the links will allow you to Compare MINI Prices of specific models.

MINI Model

 

3 Door

One, Cooper, Cooper S auto, One D, Cooper D, Cooper SD

5 Door 

One, Cooper, Cooper S auto, One D, Cooper D, Cooper SD

Convertible

Cooper, Cooper D

Clubman

Cooper, Cooper D, Cooper SD

Countryman

Cooper, Cooper S E All4 PHEV, Cooper D, Cooper SD

 

2017 Mini Countryman PHEV ALL4 plug-in hybrid electric crossover

MINI Diesel Scrappage Scheme: what cars can you trade in? 

In order to be eligible for the MINI Scrappage Scheme the vehicle you are trading in must be:

  • Registered before January 1, 2011
  • Owned by you for at least 12 months.
  • Euro 4
  • rated or lower.
  • Diesel powered.
  • Registered with same name and address as your new car

When does the MINI Scrappage Scheme end?

The scheme has been extended until 31st March 2018.

All vehicles bought under this plan must be registered by December 31, 2017 as well, so if you want to get a vehicle under this scheme, do so very soon.

Are you in the market to Compare New Car Prices? Why not try our New Car Finder today?

Or take a look at our manufacturer scrappage scheme guide for more details. 

Mini Hatch 3-door Seven Edition hatchback

MINI Scrappage Terms and Conditions

Please see details below regarding the terms and conditions of the 2017 MINI Scrappage Scheme:

In order to qualify for the MINI scrappage incentive, terms and conditions will apply.

  • £2,000 Lower Emission Allowance towards new MINI vehicles with CO2 emissions of 130g/km (NEDC) or below. New vehicle must be registered by 31/12/17 in the same name & address as trade-in vehicle. Trade-in vehicle must be diesel, EU4 emission standard or older & owned for at least 12 months. Retail customers only. Participating retailers only. Can be used in conjunction with other offers. T&Cs apply.
  • Figures are obtained in a standardised test cycle. They are intended for comparisons between vehicles & may not be representative of what a user achieves under usual driving conditions.
  • Figures are obtained using a combination of battery power & petrol fuel after the battery had been fully charged. They are intended for comparisons between vehicles & may not be representative of what a user achieves under normal driving conditions. This is a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle that requires mains electricity for charging.