Mini Cooper Cabriolet Rental
Rent a Mini Cooper Cabriolet for your next trip to Europe and get ready to enjoy the ride.
This compact and characterful car is barrels of fun, benefiting from agile handling and firm suspension that make short work of narrow city streets or winding country roads.
Take in your surroundings with the canvas top down and soak up the sun in an interior that combines retro charm, stylish design and modern-world tech.
The trusted seven-speed automatic gearbox, courtesy of BMW, is one of the best in the business. It shuffles swiftly through the gears without hesitation and seems to know exactly what you want, when you need it.
If a charismatic, capable and compact convertible is the package you are after, then the Mini Cooper Cabriolet fits the bill perfectly. Get in touch with the details of your next trip and let our team arrange your Mini rental today.
Rental Locations
Contact our experienced team at Europe Luxury Services to arrange your Mini Cooper Cabriolet hire in Europe and we´ll deliver this sprightly soft-top directly to your door.
Our depots are located throughout Spain, Italy, Germany, France, Portugal, Austria, Switzerland, Germany and the UK, allowing us to travel across the continent to reach you.
Simply name the location and we´ll meet you there; whether that´s your hotel, a city penthouse, your vacation villa or as you walk off the plane. Our team is here to make your rental experience as much fun as possible, so all you need to do is enjoy the ride.
Contact Europe Luxury Services to reserve your Mini Cooper Cabriolet rental in Europe today.
History of Mini
The first Mini took to the road in 1959. It was the creation of Englishman Alec Issigonis and its unique design was quickly embraced by people from all walks of life.
One of those taking notice was John Cooper, an esteemed racing legend who was impressed by its agile handling, remarkable grip and tight-cornering ability. So much so, that he took the Mini and added a few racing upgrades to create the original race-ready Mini Cooper in 1969.
By then, the Mini had already established itself as an icon of the 1960´s, but as the Mini Cooper took to the track and achieved success, the love for Mini grew exponentially around the world.
By the end of the 60´s more than two million Minis had been sold. Unfortunately, the coming decades would not be so successful, and the company changed hands several times before it was purchased by BMW in 1994.
This marked the birth of the new-age models that grace our roads today and the Mini Cooper Cabriolet is the pick of the bunch.
Get in touch with our team to experience a slice of Mini heritage on your next European adventure. We´ll arrange your Mini Cooper Cabriolet rental in Europe today.
