It's okay.

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

They force you to buy their insurance; otherwise, they charge a deposit of almost $3000 (and they don’t accept UnionPay). But if you agree to buy the insurance, they accept all cards. Hertz doesn't have this issue in other countries.

The big companies are quite reliable.

When returning the car at around 4 PM local time on October 4th, a male staff member, approximately 40 years old, attempted to extort money from me over a car wash issue at the office in the terminal. I was not informed about any specific car wash standards required upon return. The employee exhibited very poor attitude, demanding 1500 Dirhams. After I firmly refused to pay, he lowered the demand to 500 Dirhams, threatening to deduct 1500 Dirhams from my credit card deposit if I didn't comply. This was the same employee who enthusiastically sold me their comprehensive insurance at pick-up, claiming it included everything. However, during the extortion attempt, he denied his previous promises. When I requested his name for a complaint, he refused to provide his full name. This experience with Hertz was extremely negative due to this employee!