The segments of standard, intermediate and full-size cars in Morocco traditionally include the following vehicles: VW Passat, Renault Scenic, Honda Accord, Toyota Camry, Toyota Avensis, Hyundai Elantra and others.
The process of a car reservation on OrangeSmile.com consists of 3 simple steps: (1) search by the dates and pick-up location, (2) car type selection, and (3) booking form completion. After the booking, you will receive a rental voucher at your e-mail address.
Before selecting a specific model to book, check your planned routes. If you are going to drive mostly within the Casablanca borders, choose a car of 'Standard' or 'Compact' types. In case you plan long cross-countries trips or mountain adventures, the more comfortable and powerful 'Fullsize' models would become a better choice.
If you need a car with an automatic gearbox, try to make a reservation at least a few days before the pick-up date, since confirmation of such models in Casablanca might be delayed for a day or two.
Upon the return of your car, carefully check that the total payment amount (invoice) is computed according to the original rental conditions.
We wish you 'smooth', secure and safe roads in Casablanca!
Rental process FAQ
In general, the number of old cars and non-standard vehicles on the roads of Morocco is simply amazing. It seems that literally everything that has at least two wheels can move in this country. If in big cities this peculiarity is not so obvious, in the country the diversity and uniqueness of vehicles is simply striking.
Attentive drivers will surely pay attention to a huge number of Mercedes-branded cars. As a rule, their age is at least 30 years. These cars are mostly painted white, beige or blue. In true, it is hard to see so many similar cars in any other country in the world.
Experienced drivers do not recommend focusing on usual traffic regulations while driving on the roads of Morocco. Instead of this simply try to monitor the situation closely. Of course, you shouldn’t commit serious traffic violations, but expecting local drivers to be adequate and attentive to other traffic users is simply useless if you’re in Morocco.
