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Economy car rental in Agadir

An economy car at tripn'Go is a recent small car that uses between 4 and 6 litres per 100 km and rents for €26 a day in low season, €29 in normal season: Peugeot 208 diesel, Renault Clio 5 diesel, Dacia Sandero or Hyundai i10. Unlimited mileage, basic insurance and roadside assistance are included, with nothing to pay in advance. One tank covers a week of trips around Agadir.

What counts as an economy car

Rental companies use the economy category for small cars with small engines: four or five seats, one or two suitcases, engines between 1.0 and 1.5 litres. In Agadir these are the cheapest cars to rent and the cheapest to run. A Peugeot 208 diesel is rated at 4 litres per 100 km, a Clio 5 diesel or Sandero diesel at 5 litres, a petrol i10 at 5 litres in town.

All of them come with air conditioning, a USB port and Bluetooth. They fit into any parking space in central Agadir, the Corniche included, where a saloon circles for ten minutes. For a couple or a family of three staying in the region, this is the sensible choice.

What fuel costs over a week

A typical week with Taghazout, Paradise Valley and a day at Legzira adds up to 600 to 700 kilometres. In a small car using 5 litres per 100 km that is about 35 litres, or around €45 at Moroccan pump prices. A 208 diesel at 4 litres comes in under €40.

Diesel is slightly cheaper than petrol at the pump, and diesel engines use less on the open road. If you plan to leave Agadir every day, take a diesel. If you stay in town and along the coast, the difference over a week is a few euros.

Diesel or petrol, manual or automatic

The diesel versions are manual and rent for €26 a day in low season. The petrol versions of the Sandero, Clio 5, 208 and Kia Picanto are automatic and rent for €29. Three euros a day is the gap between a manual and an automatic small car.

The rate includes unlimited mileage, third-party insurance and 24-hour assistance. There are no airport fees and no booking fees. The deposit goes away with full coverage insurance at €6 a day. From seven days onwards the discount runs from 5 to 20 % depending on length.

When to go one size up

Four people with hold luggage is a squeeze in a small car. The Dacia Logan diesel or the Renault Kardian, at €29 and €32 a day in low season, take three large suitcases with nothing on anyone's lap, for barely higher fuel use.

For long motorway legs, Marrakech or Essaouira from Agadir, a compact like the Golf 8 is more restful, but it costs more than twice as much. For a week spent in the Souss region, the small car is still the better sum.

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Questions about economy cars

›What is the most economical car to rent in Agadir?

The Peugeot 208 diesel: €26 a day in low season and 4 litres per 100 km. The Clio 5 diesel, Sandero diesel and Hyundai i10 cost the same, with fuel use around 5 litres.

›Is a small car enough for Paradise Valley or Legzira?

Yes. The roads are paved all the way to both. A small car copes without trouble, including the hairpins on the Paradise Valley road. Only the tracks beyond Imsouane or into the gorges call for an SUV.

›Does an automatic cost more?

Three euros a day more: €29 instead of €26 in low season. The Sandero, Clio 5, petrol 208 and Picanto are available as automatics.

›Is mileage really unlimited on an economy car?

Yes, across the whole fleet and whatever the rental length. You can drive to Marrakech and back or down to Sidi Ifni with no surcharge.

›Do I need a deposit to rent a small car?

A deposit is taken with basic insurance and returned when you bring the car back. With full coverage insurance at €6 a day there is no deposit. Either way you pay at pick-up, in cash or by card.