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

After my flight was delayed, I went to the store to pick up the car only to be told that there were no cars available. The worst part is that they charged the full rental fee and didn't refund it.

Midway through our trip, the car's engine oil light went on. We called for roadside assistance, and they said it would be swapped immediately, but it took until the third day when we arrived in Tangier from Chefchaouen. Most of our calls were unanswered, and when answered, they said they would come quickly, but no one arrived. Eventually, we found the car exchange point at the airport and swapped the car ourselves, which wasted a lot of time. Exchanging the car and then returning it felt like we did it twice. During pick-up, the staff didn't record any of the numerous scratches on the car, saying they were not an issue, but during drop-off, they nitpicked even small scratches, blaming us. Thankfully, we had taken detailed videos and photos during pick-up, matching them exactly, which saved us from unnecessary fines.

Average service, but they were very persistent in selling insurance. Although we had already purchased QEEQ’s super insurance, they made us doubt if the coverage was sufficient.

The reserved model was unavailable, and the in-store representative repeatedly assured us that we could switch at the next location. We spent time and effort to go to the next location, only to be told by a different representative that there was no such arrangement. My child used her limited English to request a car switch, but she was met with a cold and firm 'No'. The car rental company also attempted to change the car at another location, but they didn’t have an automatic transmission! We returned the car an hour late, and a male representative grumbled for a long time. It was a very unpleasant rental experience!