Costa del Sol road knowledge, door to door
Luxury Car Rental in Marbella
Choose from GTs, convertibles and seven-seat SUVs delivered to Málaga Airport, Golden Mile hotels or La Zagaleta's gate, matched to the road you're driving.
Included with every hire
- Flexible discountsLonger hire costs less — see 3- and 7-day rates above.
- Chauffeur on requestAdd a professional driver for the same car when you need it.
- Your languageA manager who speaks your language — EN, ES, RU, FR and more.
By type
Find the right car for the day
From sport convertibles to luxury sedans and SUVs.
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How rental works
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Choose your car
Browse the Marbella fleet by type or brand and open the model you want.
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Send a request
Tell us dates and delivery point via form or WhatsApp — we confirm availability.
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We deliver
Hotel or airport handover in Marbella, typically within 24–48 hours of confirmation.
What every hire includes
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24/7 support
Full operator support for the entire rental, not only at handover.
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Clear day rates
Published day rate up front — fuel and extras billed transparently.
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Chauffeur on request
Add a professional driver for the same car when you need it.
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Crypto accepted
Pay by card or crypto — whichever suits you.
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Confirmed model
Exact specs shared before you confirm.
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Your language
A manager who speaks your language — EN, ES, RU, FR and more.
Concierge
Reasons to Book With Us
The Car Follows the Road
We pair vehicle to itinerary rather than handing over whatever is free: a high-torque GT for the A-369 climb to Ronda, a seven-seat SUV for the flatter Golden Mile to Sotogrande run, a convertible for the slower Puerto Banús to Marbella Old Town stretch.
Handover Where You Land
Collection is arranged at Málaga Airport, at the entrance of Golden Mile hotels such as Marbella Club or Puente Romano, or at La Zagaleta's gate, where access requires advance vehicle registration.
Chauffeur Option for Fixtures
Clients heading to Sotogrande for polo or a corporate event can request a chauffeur instead of self-driving, arriving at the fixture rather than managing the road.
A 68-Car Fleet Sorted by Occasion
From Audi RS6 and BMW M2 to a Bentley Bentayga V8-S or BMW X7 40d M, the fleet is selected across GTs, convertibles and family SUVs so the choice reflects the trip, not just what's parked out front.
Drivers Who Know the Detours
Route guidance covers practical detail beyond the map: the N-340 alternative around Puerto Banús when the A-7 backs up in July and August, and the reminder to confirm European insurance before an AP-7 crossing into Gibraltar.
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Choosing and Collecting the Right Car
Fleet selection here follows the journey more than the label on the car. A high-torque GT suits the climb on the A-369 toward Ronda, where the road tightens and elevation does the work; a seven-seat SUV carries a family in comfort along the flatter run from the Golden Mile toward Sotogrande, luggage and beach gear included; a convertible fits the slower six-kilometre stretch of the A-7 between Puerto Banús and Marbella Old Town, where the pace is set by hotel valets and evening traffic rather than horsepower. Business travellers heading to Sotogrande for polo or a corporate fixture often take an executive sedan instead, with a chauffeur available for anyone who prefers to arrive at the fixture rather than manage the drive.
Handover is arranged where the client already is. Most arrivals collect at Málaga Airport, roughly 45 minutes away on the AP-7 toll road; Golden Mile guests at hotels such as Marbella Club or Puente Romano receive a valet-style delivery at the entrance; villa clients at La Zagaleta need the vehicle registered at the gate in advance, since access there is controlled. Anyone planning a Gibraltar excursion should confirm European insurance cover before the AP-7 crossing, as the border adds paperwork the coastal roads don't require. In July and August, when the A-7 through Marbella slows and premium vehicles are typically booked two to four weeks out, the older N-340 through Puerto Banús is the practical detour, adding about ten minutes but skipping the toll queue.
Itineraries & guide Q & A
Questions Before You Reserve
A quick read of what most rental clients ask before booking.
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How is the rental price worked out for a car in Marbella?
Price follows the vehicle and the length of hire, not a flat citywide rate, since a GT booked for a Ronda day trip and a seven-seat SUV booked for a week on the Golden Mile carry different daily terms. Confirm the exact rate, any mileage terms and included extras for your selected car and dates when you request a quote, as these are set per vehicle rather than fixed in advance.
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What documents and minimum age are needed to rent?
You'll need a valid driving licence and identification matching the booking name; specific minimum age and licence-holding period requirements vary by vehicle category, particularly for higher-performance GTs, so confirm these for the exact car you want before travelling.
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How does the security deposit work?
A security deposit is held against the vehicle for the rental period; the amount and refund timing depend on the car and rental length, so ask us to confirm both when you book rather than assuming a standard figure.
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Where can the car be delivered?
Handover is arranged at Málaga Airport, at the entrance of Golden Mile hotels such as Marbella Club or Puente Romano, at the Puerto Banús marina gate for guests arriving by tender, or at La Zagaleta, where the vehicle must be registered at the gate in advance due to controlled access. Tell us your arrival point and time so the handover is set up correctly rather than improvised on the day.
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Is insurance included, and can I drive into Gibraltar?
Insurance terms are attached to the specific vehicle and rental agreement, so confirm coverage details when booking rather than assuming a standard policy. If you plan to cross the AP-7 into Gibraltar, confirm European insurance cover before the border crossing, as the 80 km drive and border checkpoint require this to be settled in advance, not arranged at the barrier.
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Can I book a chauffeur instead of driving myself?
Yes, a chauffeur option is available for clients who prefer not to manage the drive themselves, particularly business travellers heading to Sotogrande for polo or a corporate fixture. Let us know at the time of booking whether you want self-drive or chauffeur service, since the two are arranged differently.
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Does the season affect car choice or availability?
Yes. Between June and September, premium vehicles are typically booked two to four weeks ahead as Puerto Banús and the Golden Mile fill up, so earlier reservation matters for that window. April, May and October offer quieter roads and are well suited to open-top driving on routes like the A-369 to Ronda, while November through March stays mild enough for the same mountain and coastal drives, with villa clients at La Zagaleta present through the year.