Starting Point
We’re comparing the Mini Cooper over a 12-month term, with a mileage allowance of 500 km per month and availability starting January 2025. The deductibles are CHF 1,500 (Enterprise Minilease) and CHF 1,000 (Carvolution).
Monthly Prices
- Enterprise Minilease: CHF 643/month for the Mini Cooper 5DR S
- Carvolution: CHF 720/month for the Mini John Cooper Works
Additional Costs Overview
Carvolution
- Down payment: CHF 2,880 to secure the CHF 720 monthly rate. A lower or no down payment increases the price.
- Home delivery: CHF 195 (one-time).
- Drivers under 23 years: CHF 52 (one-time).
- Initial fee: CHF 390 (one-time).
Enterprise Minilease
- Home delivery: CHF 150 (one-time).
- Higher deductible: CHF 500 more compared to Carvolution in case of an accident, but no effect on the monthly price.
Advantages in Detail
Enterprise Minilease
- No down payment required.
- Lower monthly price (CHF 643 compared to CHF 720 with Carvolution).
- No extra costs for young drivers under 23.
- Exclusive perks, such as free parking at Speedparking near Zurich Airport.
Carvolution
- Lower deductible (CHF 1,000 vs. CHF 1,500).
- Authorisation in your canton of residence.
Conclusion: Who’s the Winner?
Enterprise Minilease stands out with a more affordable overall package:
- No down payment or initial fee required.
- A lower monthly rate (CHF 643 vs. CHF 720).
- No hidden extra costs.
If you prioritize low costs and a straightforward car subscription without hidden fees, Enterprise Minilease is the better choice. Its lower monthly price and lack of upfront costs make it especially attractive for budget-conscious drivers.
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