Rent MINI Cooper Convertible in Barcelona

Drop the soft-top, point the nose at the sea and the whole Catalan coast opens up. The MINI Cooper Convertible is a four-seat cabrio with retractable roof, 178 hp and a 0-100 km/h time of 7.2 seconds, which makes it the fun pick for couples and small groups who want sunshine over a boring saloon. People rent MINI Cooper Convertible in Barcelona mainly for weekend escapes down the coast road, and that is exactly what it does best. You get open-top driving without giving up easy city parking.

Why rent a MINI Cooper Convertible in Barcelona

Barcelona is one of the few cities where a cabrio earns its keep almost every month of the year. Warm climate, long coast roads and short hops to the beach mean the roof is down more than it is up. The compact footprint slips into the tight blue and green paid parking bays in the Eixample and Gracia where bigger cars give up.

For day trips the open-top really shines. Run the C-32 down to Sitges, or take the coast road north toward the Costa Brava coves around Tossa and Lloret with the wind in. The car is small enough for the old harbour lanes yet quick enough to feel alive on the climbs toward Montserrat. If you want a sharper drive instead, the Porsche 911 is the obvious step up.

MINI Cooper Convertible specs and what you get

Under the bonnet sits a 1.5L petrol engine making 178 hp, paired with an automatic gearbox, so you keep both hands free for the twisty bits. Four seats, a tidy boot for two soft bags, and the cloth roof folds in seconds at the lights. Every booking includes insurance and unlimited mileage on most rates, with delivery to Barcelona airport (BCN) or your hotel. Pricing starts from $90/day, and low-deposit or no-deposit options exist depending on the partner. Weekly and monthly rates drop the daily figure noticeably.

Driving a MINI Cooper Convertible in Barcelona

The ZBE Rondes low-emission zone applies on weekdays inside the ring roads, and this petrol cabrio is compliant, so the centre stays open to you. Watch for peajes on a few motorways toward Girona and Tarragona, paid by the driver. EU and EEA licences are accepted directly; visitors from elsewhere should carry an International Driving Permit. Minimum age is usually 21, with a young-driver fee under 25. Fuel stations are easy to find, and the soft-top means you rarely fight for shade. Browse the wider fleet on our car rental in Barcelona page or compare with the open-top Ford Mustang Convertible.

How to book

Open the “Check prices” comparison, pick an available car for your dates and book directly with the rental company. Free cancellation on most plans.