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How much is a used Mini worth?

The median price of a used Mini observed on RoliCar is CHF 15'000 (range CHF 10'900–CHF 23'650), across 235 vehicles.

A Mini around 3 years old sells for 34% below a recent version.

With a median price 41% below the national median (CHF 25'555), Mini remains one of the most accessible brands on the Swiss used car market.

The most affordable model right now is the Mini Mini Cooper 1 (median CHF 6'500), while the Mini Clubman tops out at CHF 18'500.

Depreciation by year

YearMedian price
2025CHF 36'900
2024CHF 33'900
2023CHF 28'900
2022CHF 24'400
2021CHF 23'150
2020CHF 18'900
2019CHF 17'850
2018CHF 15'684
2017CHF 15'499
2016CHF 12'900
2015CHF 13'200
2014CHF 10'900
2013CHF 7'000
2012CHF 7'299
2011CHF 8'990
2009CHF 9'500

Median price by Mini model

ModelListingsMedian price
Mini Mini77CHF 13'900
Mini Countryman55CHF 16'500
Mini Cooper43CHF 15'350
Mini Cabrio39CHF 14'500
Mini Clubman23CHF 18'500
Mini Mini Cooper 13CHF 6'500
Mini Paceman2CHF 11'000
Mini Roadster2CHF 14'150
Mini Aceman1CHF 38'000

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a used Mini cost in Switzerland?
The median price of a used Mini is CHF 15'000 (2026-11, 235 listings analysed). Half of the listings sit between CHF 10'900 and CHF 23'650.
Which used Mini is the cheapest?
The Mini Mini Cooper 1 is currently the most affordable model, with a median price of CHF 6'500 (3 listings).
How does the price of a Mini evolve with age?
Based on active listings, a Mini loses around 34% of its value over its first 3 years.

Based on 235 vehicles observed on RoliCar.