Long-Term Car Rental in Marbella

In Spain, anything over 28 days is considered a long-term rental. You can often book for 1, 3, 6 or 12 months with discounts that grow the longer you keep the car.

Most companies let you extend or change cars mid-rental if your plans shift — perfect for seasonal residents, remote workers or digital nomads.

Prices include basic insurance and local taxes. Mileage limits (e.g. 2000–2500 km/month) may apply. For unlimited kilometres, check the conditions in advance.

All long-term rentals include basic insurance (CDW). But if you plan to drive regularly or park on the street, it's smart to add Super Cover (zero excess) — that way you won't risk paying for scratches or minor damage.

Most companies take a deposit or credit card hold — usually released a few days after return. Debit cards are accepted by some providers if you add full coverage.

• Book for 28 days or more — daily rates drop by up to 40%.
• Pick up and return to the same location (avoids relocation fees).
• Choose compact or diesel models for lower fuel use.
• Ask about included kilometres — extra km can add up fast.
• Compare insurance packages before confirming the booking.

If you plan to stay longer than 6–12 months, you might also look into car subscription or leasing. These options often include insurance, maintenance, and road tax, but usually require Spanish residency and a longer commitment.