Morocco

Average, the store is quite shabby and requires a deposit of over 2000 USD.

When we were booking the car, we saw this rental company's rating was very poor! Many people reported that the car they received was not as good as the one they booked, and they would find unreasonable faults to withhold the deposit. However, because their rental price was slightly lower, we still chose them. To avoid unjustified charges, we specifically added full insurance costing over 3000 RMB when we arrived at the store! We were assured that any issues with the car would not be our responsibility and would not impact our deposit! However, while in Fes, some people tried to extort money from us and damaged the car when we refused! Now the car rental company refuses to return any of our deposit, claiming there was damage to the car! If we have to be responsible for car damage, what was the point of paying for the full insurance? Also, we booked a Volvo XC60 but were given another car instead! This is very unfair and frustrating! Plus, the overall quality of people in Morocco is extremely poor. I strongly advise everyone not to be tempted by lower prices and choose this rental company. You get what you pay for!

Morocco is not suitable for self-driving; the police are too tricky.