Mercedes Benz GLS-klasse 350 D Exclusive 7 Posti — Monaco

Seven seats, diesel torque, and enough interior space to absorb a family's luggage without anyone sharing a footwell. The 2025 Mercedes-Benz GLS 350 D Exclusive is the kind of vehicle that makes practical sense on the Riviera without ever feeling utilitarian — three rows of genuine comfort wrapped in a body that still fits Monaco's underground car parks more gracefully than you might expect. What makes this GLS work particularly well here is the way it bridges two very different needs. On a Tuesday morning it can serve as the transfer vehicle from Nice Côte d'Azur Airport to a villa above Èze, absorbing the A8 autoroute and the climb through La Turbie with the kind of quiet diesel pull that keeps passengers relaxed after a flight. By Saturday it becomes the family day-trip car — south toward Antibes for lunch, or along the Basse Corniche through Cap d'Ail and Beaulieu-sur-Mer with the rear seats occupied by children who actually have room to sit properly. The Exclusive trim matters in this context. Leather throughout, a composed ride quality that smooths Riviera road surfaces, and a cabin that reads as a luxury saloon rather than a workhorse SUV. For clients hosting during Grand Prix week or the yacht show, it doubles as a discreet shuttle — moving guests between Port Hercule, hotel arrivals around Casino Square, and dinner reservations without the conspicuousness of a supercar convoy. One variant is available from €400 per day. Handover can be arranged at your hotel, residence, or the Monaco Heliport — the specifics are confirmed when you book, with a full walkaround, deposit briefing, and fuel policy review before you take the key. If your stay calls for a car that seats everyone comfortably and still looks right parked outside the Hôtel de Paris, this is the one to reserve early — especially during peak event weekends when larger luxury vehicles tend to go first.