Rover Range Rover Autobiografy D350 7s — Marbella

Seven seats, a 3.0-litre straight-six diesel producing 350 hp, and the kind of road presence that makes La Zagaleta's security detail wave you through without a second glance. The 2025 Range Rover Autobiography D350 is the vehicle families and business hosts actually need on the Costa del Sol — not a two-seat showpiece, but a full-size luxury SUV that covers ground with authority and carries everyone in comfort. What makes this particular specification so well suited to Marbella is range. The D350 diesel returns serious mileage from a single tank, which matters when you're planning a morning at Sotogrande's polo grounds, an afternoon detour through Benahavís, and a return to your Golden Mile hotel before dinner. The third row of seats folds flat when you need luggage space for a week-long stay; when the seats are up, even rear passengers sit in leather-trimmed, climate-controlled comfort. Air suspension absorbs the rougher patches of the A-369 toward Ronda without complaint, and the adaptive damping firms up nicely on faster motorway stretches along the AP-7. For corporate groups hosting clients across multiple venues — a round of golf followed by a private dinner in Marbella Old Town — this is the car that removes logistics from the conversation. One vehicle, one driver if you prefer the chauffeur option, seven passengers seated properly. No convoy, no coordination headaches. We hold a single variant of this model in the fleet, available from €750 per day. Handover can be arranged at Málaga Airport, at your hotel entrance along the Golden Mile, or at the gate of private villa estates in the Benahavís hills. If you're arriving by yacht tender at Puerto Banús, the car meets you at the marina gate — engine running, interior cooled, route to your first destination already mapped.