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• For couples, the most popular rental car in Morocco is the PEUGEOT 208.
• For families, the most rented vehicle in Morocco is the LOGAN DACIA.

For a car rental in Morocco for a week, plan on average between €160 and €250 for a City or Compact car in low season, and between €270 and €350 for high season.

The price of a citadin/ compact car rental in Morocco generally varies between €25 and €50 depending on the model and the season.

The renter must check the oil and water levels, especially if the number of rental days and/or mileage are significant. In the event of a breakdown or accident, the customer must call 48 CAR to take charge of the vehicle and provide a replacement vehicle unless by mutual agreement and in the event of a minor breakdown, the customer is authorized to take charge of it. In this case, he will justify this work with corresponding invoices under penalty of having to pay compensation for abnormal wear.

Normal mechanical wear is the responsibility of 48 CARAll repairs resulting from either abnormal wear or negligence on the part of the tenant will be their responsibility and carried out by us.

Under no circumstances will the tenant be able to claim damages either for a delay in the delivery of the car, cancellation or immobilization in the case of repairs carried out during the rental unless it is obviously a commercial gesture for the inconvenience caused. .

The car is delivered in perfect clean condition. The car will be returned in the same state of cleanliness: otherwise the tenant will owe the amount of these cleanings and repairs. All five tires are in good condition with no cuts. In the event of deterioration of one of them for a cause other than normal wear, the lessee undertakes to replace it immediately with a tire of the same dimensions and approximately equal wear.

Under penalty of loss of insurance. The tenant undertakes not to allow the car to be driven by people other than himself or those approved by 48 CAR, and for which he guarantees, to use the vehicle only for his personal needs, not to participate in any competition, not to use the vehicle for illicit purposes or for the transport of goods, not to propel or tow any vehicle or trailer, not to transport people for payment, not to directly request customs documents, not to overload the rented vehicle by transporting a number of passengers greater than that indicated on the registration document as well as not must not use the vehicle on the slopes unless the vehicle in question is adapted to the latter.

Rental prices as well as the deposit are determined by the rates in force and payable in advance. The deposit cannot be used, under any circumstances, to extend the rental. In order to avoid any dispute and in the event that the tenant wishes to keep his car for a period longer than that initially agreed, he must, after having obtained agreement to 48 CAR, send the current rental amount, under penalty of exposing yourself to legal proceedings for carjacking or breach of trust.

The tenant remains solely responsible for fines, tickets and reports drawn up against him.

To find a cheap car rental in Morocco, here are some tips to know: 

• Book on the internet: As competition between car rental companies in Morocco is much fiercer on the internet, prices are always more attractive than directly at the agency counter. 
• Book in advance: Car rental rates in Morocco are defined according to the number of remaining available vehicles. The fewer cars there are, the more the prices increase. So, the earlier you book, the more advantageous you will benefit from car rental rates in Morocco.
• Rent a suitable vehicle: The price of your car rental in Morocco is not just limited to the daily rental rate. Also take into account fuel consumption in Morocco. What's the point of choosing the cheapest (and therefore least comfortable) rental car if you double your fuel consumption because the vehicle is not suitable for what you do with it?

The best place to collect your Morocco car rental is at the airport through which you arrive in the country: 

• The airport is the ideal place to return the rental car at the end of your trip to Morocco before catching your plane
• This saves you from having to go to an agency to pick up a car during your vacation in Morocco.
• Taxis in Morocco are expensive and public transport is limited or often non-existent, especially around airports.

To rent a car in Morocco, the driver must be at least 21 years old and 24 months old with a driving license.

The speed limit in Morocco is:

• 40 km/h in city
• 90-100 km/h on normal roads 
• 120 km/h on highways.

Be careful, there are more and more speed cameras in Morocco. 

It is prohibited to leave Morocco with your rental car.

In the city, street parking is generally chargeable. You will easily find paid parking lots monitored by a guard. A day's parking generally costs 3 to 10 dirhams. If the guard tells you more, don't hesitate to negotiate. It also happens that some shopping centers or large businesses offer free parking spaces.

Some guards sometimes ask to keep your rental car keys so they can move the vehicle if necessary. Although it is common here, we do not recommend doing it.

Yes, if you have a driving license issued by a foreign country, whether European or otherwise, you are authorized to drive in Morocco.

Driving in Morocco is sometimes an adventure! Cars arrive from all sides, the highway code is not respected by drivers, and the streets are sometimes narrow in the medina. But the game is worth it, you will discover magnificent landscapes. Regarding alcohol, there is zero tolerance! It is strictly forbidden to drive with alcohol in your blood in Morocco and the authorities are uncompromising on this subject.

To collect a rental car in Morocco, you must pay the vehicle deposit, which varies depending on its category.