Rear three-quarter view of the red Ferrari Purosangue offered by Accrocar

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Ferrari Purosangue Rental in Morocco: Price, Seats, Luggage and Delivery Cities

By Accrocar6 min read
Accrocar rents the Ferrari Purosangue in Morocco from €5,391 per day. It is the four-door, four-seat Ferrari, based in Marrakech and handed over by appointment in the cities listed below. This guide covers what it carries, where it can go and what to confirm before you book.

What it costs, and what the price leaves open

The Purosangue is listed at €5,391 per day on its Accrocar vehicle page. That is a from-price for the car alone. Duration, season, delivery address, mileage and a chauffeur, if you want one, all change the quote, and the car has to be free on your dates.

Self-drive adds a credit-card pre-authorisation in the main driver’s name. The amount depends on the vehicle and the length of the hire and is stated in the written confirmation, not on this page. Accrocar does not offer deposit-free rental. The deposit guide explains how the hold is taken and released.

Four doors, four seats, 473 litres

Ferrari describes the Purosangue as its first four-door, four-seater. The cabin has four individual heated seats that Ferrari says take four adults in comfort, and the back doors are hinged at the rear so that getting in and out is easier.

The boot holds 473 litres, the largest Ferrari has built, and the rear seats fold when you need more. There is no fifth seat: a party of five needs a different car.

Ferrari’s published figures for the Purosangue.
ItemFigure
Seats4
Doors4, the back pair rear-hinged
Boot473 litres
Engine6.5-litre V12, 725 cv
DriveFour-wheel drive
0–100 km/h3.3 seconds
Length × width4,973 × 2,028 mm
Red Ferrari Purosangue with its rear-hinged back doors open, showing the tan cabin
The back doors open rearwards; the cabin seats four.

Where Accrocar can hand it over

Marrakech is the base. Accrocar delivers by appointment in Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Agadir, Essaouira, Ouarzazate and Fès, and in other cities by arrangement. Handover takes place at a hotel, riad, villa or airport, at a time confirmed in writing.

Collecting the car in one city and returning it in another is possible on request and is quoted separately. The one-way guide shows how that works between Marrakech and Casablanca.

At the wheel, or in the back

Self-drive is possible once the driver’s profile and documents are accepted. Expect to show a passport and a valid licence; whether an International Driving Permit is needed depends on where the licence was issued. Accrocar does not publish a single minimum age for every car, so ask for the requirement that applies to the Purosangue. The documents guide lists what to prepare.

A chauffeur can be booked with the car. With four seats, that leaves three for passengers. Chauffeur hours are quoted on top of the daily rate; the chauffeur guide explains the difference between a transfer and a day at your disposal.

Roads it suits, and roads to rule out

On the motorways that link Marrakech with Casablanca, Rabat and Tangier, the Purosangue is in its element: four seats, a real boot and a V12 that Ferrari rates at 725 cv.

In town it is a wide car, at 2,028 mm. Medina lanes, tight hotel ramps and steep speed bumps deserve a slow approach; the driving and parking guide covers the practical side.

It is not an off-road vehicle in rental terms. Tracks, beaches and desert camps are outside normal use unless the route is approved in writing, and travel between cities should be declared when you book, because permitted routes are set by the rental agreement.

Purosangue, Bentayga or Cullinan?

All three are in the Accrocar fleet, and they answer different needs.

The Bentayga guide goes through seating and luggage in detail, and the Cullinan page shows its current rate. A Lamborghini Urus is also available, with the price on request.

Accrocar from-prices per day.
CarFromChoose it for
Ferrari Purosangue€5,391A Ferrari that takes four adults and their luggage
Rolls-Royce Cullinan€2,490Rear-seat comfort and formal arrivals
Bentley Bentayga€1,490Passengers and luggage at a lower daily rate

How to reserve

Send the following to Accrocar and you receive availability and a written quote. Nothing is held until that confirmation.

  • Dates, with handover and return times.
  • Handover and return addresses, and the cities involved.
  • Self-drive or chauffeur, and who will drive.
  • Number of passengers and bags.
  • Any journey between cities.

What to remember

  • From €5,391 per day, before delivery, chauffeur and other quote items.
  • Four seats, four doors and a 473-litre boot.
  • Delivered by appointment in eight named Moroccan cities, others by arrangement.
  • Deposit, mileage, insurance and permitted routes are confirmed in writing for each booking.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know

How much does it cost to rent a Ferrari Purosangue in Morocco?

Accrocar lists the Purosangue from €5,391 per day. The final quote depends on dates, duration, delivery, mileage and whether a chauffeur is included, and is confirmed in writing.

Where in Morocco can I rent the Purosangue?

The car is based in Marrakech. Accrocar hands it over by appointment in Marrakech, Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Agadir, Essaouira, Ouarzazate and Fès, and in other cities by arrangement.

How many people and how much luggage does it take?

Four people. Ferrari gives a boot volume of 473 litres, and the rear seats fold for more space.

Can I book the Purosangue with a chauffeur?

Yes. A chauffeur can be booked with the car and is quoted on top of the daily rate. Three passenger seats remain.

Is there a deposit?

For self-drive, a credit-card pre-authorisation is standard. The amount depends on the vehicle and duration and is given in the written confirmation. Accrocar does not offer deposit-free rental.

Can I drive it from Marrakech to Casablanca?

Travel between cities depends on the rental agreement. Declare the route when you book so that it can be confirmed in writing before departure.

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