No matter if it’s your first car or your third, buying and leasing a car are two options that can still be confusing. At Patrick MINI, we aim to help you out no matter what method you choose. In our latest blog for this month, we outline the main differences between buying and leasing a…
Electric vehicles (EV) and plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEV) are all the rage recently, and for good reason. They still have that classic, and fun MINI standard you have grown accustomed to, but these models are much more environmentally friendly. However, there is still a lot of confusion surrounding these types of vehicles and we understand….
The excitement of buying a car at Patrick MINI can oftentimes overshadow some of the finer details in the process. No, we are not talking about what air freshener you should choose for your new ride, or the first song you should play when you pull off the sales lot. But we’re talking about taxes….
Did you know that whether you’re in the market for a used or certified pre-owned car, Patrick MINI offers a free CarFax so that you can check the vehicle’s service history, mileage, ownership and other vehicle attributes so you can make a well-informed buying decision. All you have to do is simply click the ‘CarFax’…
Are you in the market to buy a new car but dread coming into the dealership? Lucky for you, Patrick MINI has an extremely convenient way around this! Introducing: Patrick Direct. Where you can buy a new, courtesy, certified or used car from the comfort of your own home or workplace. Whether you live near…
The average time people keep their cars has changed in recent years as many customers choose to upgrade every two or three years or maybe your lifestyle has changed, that’s where the “Vehicle Upgrade Program” comes in. The Vehicle Upgrade Program is a vehicle replacement program that allows you to upgrade to a vehicle with…
Some do and some don’t. Some will and some won’t. What does it mean to lease a vehicle? Leasing allows you to get into a more expensive vehicle or one with more options because you are only paying for the time you are using it. Technically, the leasing company owns the car and they are…
