The cheapest cars in the fleet
MG and Suzuki make up the core of our budget range. The fleet has 13 partner cars from these two brands: six MG (3, 5, 6, GT, ZS, HS) and seven Suzuki (Baleno, Dzire, Swift, Ciaz, Fronx, Grand Vitara, Ertiga), plus the Suzuki Jimny, which is rented on the company's standard terms. Prices are as of October 2026, and the current price is on each car page.
For the partner MG and Suzuki cars the range is 109 to 140 AED per day, 710 to 840 per week (7 days) and 2,350 to 2,850 per month (30 days). That is the bottom of the fleet's price scale: the Suzuki Baleno and Dzire are 109 AED per day, level with the other cheapest cars.
Partner car terms
These cars are provided by a partner company and have their own terms, different from the rest of the fleet:
- a deposit of 1,000 AED (shown separately on the car page);
- a minimum rental of 7 days on all the partner MG and Suzuki cars in this article;
- delivery at 80 AED each way, free on rentals from 30 days;
- no driving to Oman.
Insurance is included and so are 250 km per day, as on the other cars. There is no daily rental on these models: you pay by the week or the month, and that is where they are good value. The one exception is the Suzuki Jimny: 200 AED per day, 1,300 per week and 4,400 per month, no deposit, from one day. It is not a city economy car but a small ladder-frame off-roader with four seats.
Six models compared
| Model | Body and seats | Per day, AED | Per week, AED | Per month, AED |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Suzuki Baleno 2025 | hatchback, 5 | 109 | 710 | 2,350 |
| Suzuki Ciaz 2025 | saloon, 5 | 119 | 780 | 2,650 |
| Suzuki Ertiga 2024 | compact minivan, 7 | 115 | 750 | 2,590 |
| MG 5 2024 | saloon, 5 | 119 | 770 | 2,650 |
| MG ZS 2025 | crossover, 5 | 115 | 750 | 2,550 |
| MG GT 2025 | four-door coupe, 5 | 130 | 840 | 2,850 |
What it costs per week and per month
Take the Suzuki Baleno. A week is 710 AED, about 101 AED per day. A month is 2,350, about 78 AED per day. At the daily rate, 30 days would come to 3,270. For the MG ZS a month is 2,550, about 85 AED per day, and for the seven-seat Ertiga it is 2,590.
For a one-week rental, add delivery if you want it: 80 AED each way, so 160 AED there and back. You can also collect the car at our office in Princess Tower, Dubai Marina. For a month delivery is already free. Again: a 1,000 AED deposit applies where the car page shows one.
Which one to pick
- One or two people, city driving, lowest cost: Suzuki Baleno or Swift. The Baleno uses about 5 litres per 100 km according to its description, the Swift under 5. The Swift is the most fun to drive in the class: small, light, with sharp steering.
- You need boot space and rear legroom: Suzuki Ciaz or MG 5. The Ciaz has a 510-litre boot and a roomy rear row, using about 6 litres. The MG 5 is Corolla-sized with a 400-litre boot and about 7 litres in town.
- You want a higher seating position: the MG ZS, the most affordable crossover in the fleet, or the Suzuki Grand Vitara and Fronx.
- Seven people: the Suzuki Ertiga, the cheapest seven-seater in the fleet.
- More performance for the same money: the MG 6 and MG GT with a 173 hp 1.5-litre turbo, or the MG 3 with 112 hp. The MG 6 is 110 AED per day, 720 per week, 2,400 per month.
Despite the price, these are not stripped-down cars. According to their pages, the Baleno, Swift, Ciaz, MG 5 and ZS have air conditioning, a rear camera, a screen with Apple CarPlay and cruise control, and the MG 3, 5 and ZS also have Android Auto. For Dubai, where most driving is expressways and roundabouts, that is more than enough. If you plan a lot of highway driving, pick a turbo car: the MG 6, MG GT or MG HS.
Fuel, Salik and mileage
Fuel is paid by the renter. As a guide, the Suzuki Dzire has a 37-litre tank and, according to its page, a full tank costs roughly 110 AED. At about 5 litres per 100 km, the 250 km daily limit means around 12 litres of fuel.
Speeding fines and Salik tolls are paid by the renter at actual cost. For kilometres beyond 250 per day, ask us for the extra-kilometre rate. On a monthly rental with trips to other emirates it is worth discussing in advance.
The driver must be 21 or older with at least a year of experience, and the company does not charge young-driver fees. You can pay cash, by card or with e-wallets; when paying by card the amount may be held as a pre-authorisation and charged at the end.
