Luxury car rental in Marbella: which classes and what prices?

Luxury car rental in Marbella with MARBIORA costs from €300 for one day in the Mercedes-Benz CLE Cabrio to €1,500 in the Lamborghini Huracán Performante. This guide covers 29 cars on the coast, from a seven-seat V-Class to a 640 PS two-seater. Every rate includes comprehensive insurance, free delivery to Marbella, Puerto Banús or Málaga Airport, and 150 km a day.

How much does it cost to rent a luxury car in Marbella for a day?

One day costs between €300 and €1,500 depending on the model, and the rate stays the same on any day of the week. The table sorts all 29 cars by price, with their seats, power and time from 0 to 100 km/h:

Look at the €650 line. That money buys a mid-engined two-seater (Audi R8), a five-seat coupé (BMW M8), an estate (Audi RS6), a diesel off-roader (G400) or a 449 PS SUV (GLE53 AMG). Price says little about the type of car here, so pick the class first and check the rate afterwards.

What counts as a luxury car, and which classes are in the fleet?

A luxury car is

a passenger car with more comfort, more equipment and better materials than an ordinary model, and Wikipedia's entry on luxury vehicles warns that the term is relative and subjective. So we sort the 29 cars into six classes of our own, by body style, seats and power.

Convertible and compact sports cars, €300 to €350

The Mercedes-Benz CLE Cabrio has four seats and 381 PS, costs €300 for one day and is the only open-top car in this class. The Audi RS3 Sedan and Sportback have five seats and 400 PS for €350, and they reach 100 km/h almost a second sooner.

People carrier, estate and saloon, €500 to €700

The Mercedes-Benz V-Class is the only seven-seater, a 237 PS diesel at €500 for one day. The Audi RS6 is a 630 PS estate at €650, and the Mercedes-Benz S500 4MATIC Long, a 435 PS saloon with five seats, costs €700 for one day.

Luxury SUVs and the Mercedes G-Class, €500 to €900

The Range Rover Sport has 530 PS and costs €500 for one day. The GLE53 AMG and the G400 both cost €650, though the G400 is a diesel with 330 PS. The four G63 AMG cars share 585 PS and run from €800 for the Matte Black to €900 for the Black and the Performance.

High-performance SUVs, €1,100 to €1,400

The two Aston Martin DBX 707s cost €1,100. At €1,200 the choice is between the Lamborghini Urus and the G63 AMG Brabus 800: the Brabus has 134 PS more, yet the Urus reaches 100 km/h first, in 3.5 seconds against 4.0. The three 800 PS hybrid Urus cars cost €1,400, and this comparison of the Urus and the Urus SE goes into the detail.

Sports cars and coupés, €650 to €1,100

The BMW M8 offers 625 PS and five seats for €650, and the Porsche 992 Carrera 4S Targa adds a Targa roof for €800. The Porsche 911 GT3 and the Aston Martin Vantage V8 are two-seaters at €1,100, and the GT3 is a tenth of a second quicker with 170 PS less.

Supercars and grand tourers, €650 to €1,500

The Audi R8 costs €650 and takes 3.1 seconds to 100 km/h, two tenths behind the €1,200 Lamborghini Huracán EVO. The Bentley Continental GT (€1,250) and the Ferrari Portofino Blue (€1,300) have four seats. Our guide to supercar rental in Marbella compares this group, which the Huracán Performante closes at €1,500.

Does the daily price drop on a longer rental?

Yes. On the 12 cars with a published ladder, the daily rate falls as the rental gets longer. For the other 17, the price for several days is confirmed in writing. Two days cost the same per day as one, except on the RS3 Sedan, at €300:

At 30 days or more, the rate sits 28% to 33% below the one-day price on eleven cars and 57% below it on the RS3 Sedan. Thirty days cost €4,500 in that Audi and €24,000 in the Urus, with 4,500 km included, and the long-term rental page sets out the terms.

Watch where your dates fall if you are close to a month. In the Urus, 29 days at €1,000 come to €29,000, while 30 days at €800 come to €24,000, so the extra day pays for itself. The final figure always comes in writing.

What does the price include, and what do you pay on top?

Every rate includes comprehensive insurance, delivery, collection, a full valet and 150 km a day, which adds up to 1,050 km in a week. Twenty-one cars are based in Marbella and eight in Puerto Banús (guide to luxury cars in Puerto Banús), and delivery is free from both. A chauffeur can be arranged with any car. You pay on top for:

• fuel, on a full-to-full basis;
• extra kilometres, at €4 or €5 depending on the model, or as stated in your confirmation;
• traffic fines and tolls, plus the admin costs of handling them.

What do you need to rent a luxury car in Marbella?

Every driver must be 25 or older and have held a licence for at least three years, and must also show a passport or ID card at handover. An EU or EEA licence is valid in Spain while it remains in force, according to the DGT page on driving with a foreign licence, and we also ask holders of licences from outside the EU for an International Driving Permit.

The deposit depends on the model, not the rental length. It is €4,000 on the RS3 Sedan, V-Class, Range Rover Sport, GLE53 AMG and S500, and €5,000 on the R8, G400, G63 AMG, both Huracáns, the 666 PS Urus, the Brabus, the Bentley and the Portofino. On the other 15 it is confirmed in writing. It is blocked on a credit card in the main driver's name and released once the car is checked, as our guide to the deposit in Marbella explains. The insurance excess, the share of damage costs the renter carries under comprehensive insurance, appears in your confirmation.

How do you choose a luxury car by seats and budget?

Start with seats, because you cannot negotiate with that figure: 5 cars have two, 4 have four, 19 have five and one has seven. Insurance and delivery are the same across the fleet, so these simple questions settle the rest:

• seven people travelling? Only the Mercedes-Benz V-Class, at €500 a day;
• five people at the lowest price? The Audi RS3 cars, at €350 a day;
• want an open roof? The CLE Cabrio at €300, the Porsche Targa at €800 or the Ferrari Portofino at €1,300;
• after 800 PS? The Brabus 800 at €1,200 or the three hybrid Urus cars at €1,400;
• need it for a month? The RS3 Sedan at €150 a day, or the V-Class and the Range Rover Sport at €350.

Where can you drive a rental car around Marbella?

You can drive on public roads across Spain. Marbella's Low Emission Zone covers the old town and the centre of San Pedro Alcántara, and the Andalucia.com guide to the zone, updated in October 2026, gives July 2025 as its latest status: a provisional phase, with warnings and no fines. Gibraltar and Portugal need the trip arranged with the insurer first. The ferry to Morocco, track days, driving courses and competition use are not allowed.

How do you book a luxury car in Marbella?

Booking takes a message and a written confirmation, and nothing is paid on the website. The minimum rental is one day and there is no hourly rate. The car is reserved once the written confirmation reaches you, and the process goes like this:

1. Pick the car and dates in the fleet, where you can compare up to three cars.
2. Send the car, dates, time, address and each driver's name by WhatsApp, phone or email.
3. Get availability, the total price, the deposit and the excess in writing the same day.
4. Receive the car with a full tank at your villa, hotel, marina or the Málaga Airport terminal, and sign the contract in about ten minutes.

At the end, the car is collected wherever you finish, including the airport. If you cannot decide between two classes, send us both from the contact page or on WhatsApp, and we will reply the same day with the price of each car.