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Our Supercar Fleet in Spain
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720 hp, 3.9-litre twin-turbo V8, 0–100 km/h in 2.9 seconds. The F8 Tributo is Ferrari's benchmark mid-engine sports car and one of the most dynamically complete supercars built in the last decade. Active aerodynamics generate downforce at speed; carbon ceramic brakes bring it back to zero. On Spain's varied road surfaces — motorway, mountain pass, coastal twisties — the F8 adapts without compromise.
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The 296 GTS combines a 3.0-litre twin-turbo V6 with a 122kW electric motor for 830 hp total. It's Ferrari's most advanced road car and, with the retractable hardtop down, an open-air experience that nothing else in our fleet matches. Spain's climate — especially along the Mediterranean coast — makes open-top driving practical for nine or ten months of the year.
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The naturally aspirated 5.2-litre V10 produces 640 hp and revs to 8,500 rpm. The sound of a Huracán at full throttle through a mountain tunnel is unlike any turbocharged car — it's higher-pitched, more raw, and completely addictive. The all-wheel drive system makes it accessible; the V10 makes it memorable.
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Lighter than the EVO (carbon fibre panels, forged composite wing), with active aerodynamics via the ALA system. The Performante is the most focused Lamborghini we operate — best suited to drivers who have supercar experience and want to use it on Spain's more demanding roads.
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Four seats, a boot, all-wheel drive, and 657 hp from a twin-turbo V8. The Urus Performante covers the motorway sections between Spain's cities in complete comfort and then transforms on the mountain passes that connect them. For groups and for multi-day road trips covering significant distances, it's the most practical choice in the fleet.
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The 911 GTS is the most balanced supercar in our fleet. 480 hp, all-wheel drive, PDK gearbox, and a ride quality that makes it genuinely comfortable over long distances. For a one-week road trip around Spain — Barcelona to Valencia to Marbella to Madrid and back — the 911 GTS is the car most drivers would choose on day seven as well as day one.
The Best Supercar Routes in Spain
Barcelona to Marbella — 1,000 km, 2–3 Days
Spain's most celebrated road trip in a supercar. The route via the coast (AP-7, N-332 through Valencia, then south through Almería to Marbella) takes you past the Costa Dorada, the Valencian orange groves, the semi-arid landscapes of Almería, and finally into Andalusia. The Porsche 911 GTS handles this journey with the least fatigue — though any car in the fleet will make the destination feel earned.
The Pyrenean Passes — Andorra Circuit, 300 km
North from Barcelona on the C-16 or C-17, gaining altitude through the Berguedà and Cerdanya regions until you reach the Pyrenean passes. The road to Andorra — through Tunel del Cadí or over the Col de la Bonaigua — involves sustained mountain driving at altitude. The Ferrari F8's active aero is particularly impressive here, generating measurable downforce as the road steepens. Return via a different pass for maximum variety.
Costa Brava Full Loop — 350 km from Barcelona
North on the AP-7, then the GI-682 coastal road from Blanes to Cadaqués. The technical section between Tossa de Mar and Sant Feliu is the highlight — cliff-edge hairpins, sea views, good tarmac. Cadaqués requires a 12 km mountain approach road that rewards patience and precision. Return via Girona for a different landscape.
Ronda and Andalusia — 250 km from Marbella
If your supercar hire starts in Marbella, the drive to Ronda via the MA-7401 is a must. The road climbs from the coast through limestone gorges, past white villages, and into Ronda's dramatic plateau. From Ronda, the A-374 towards Seville passes through the Sierra Norte nature reserve — smooth, empty, and spectacular. The Lamborghini Huracán Performante is the car for this road.
Multi-Day Supercar Hire Across Spain
Our hires have no geographic restrictions within Spain and are available for multiple days at the same daily rate. If you're planning a road trip — Barcelona to Marbella, or a Pyrenean circuit, or a week touring Andalusia — we can arrange delivery at the start point and collection at the end point, so you don't need to drive back the same way.
For multi-day itineraries, contact our team before booking. We'll advise on route planning, kilometre requirements, fuel strategy, and overnight parking recommendations for your specific vehicles.
What's Included in Every Supercar Hire
- Full insurance is included, with excess liability secured by the vehicle-specific security deposit. Exact coverage, exclusions and deposit are confirmed before booking.
- Delivery to your hotel, villa, or Spanish airport
- Full tank of premium fuel at the start
- Daily kilometre allowance (additional km purchasable)
- Navigation is built into every vehicle's infotainment system and is included at no extra charge.
- 24/7 direct concierge contact throughout the hire
- Full vehicle orientation at delivery
FAQ — Supercar Hire Spain
Can I drive the supercar from Barcelona to Madrid?
Yes. Barcelona to Madrid is approximately 620 km — easily within a single day's drive, or spread over two days with a stop in Zaragoza or Valencia. There are no geographic restrictions on our hires within Spain.
What licence do I need to drive a supercar in Spain?
A standard full driving licence valid in Spain. No additional endorsement or special permit is required. You must be 25 or older and have held the licence for at least three years. Non-EU licence holders require an International Driving Permit.
Which supercar is best for a first-time experience?
The Porsche 911 GTS or the Lamborghini Urus Performante. Both have sophisticated driver assistance systems, comfortable ride quality, and performance that is impressive without being immediately overwhelming. Our team at delivery will walk you through the car's controls and driving modes before you leave.
Can I arrange supercar hire outside Barcelona?
Delivery availability and any delivery charge depend on the confirmed location and itinerary and are stated in the final quote.