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Make big plans with America's favorite full-size pickup

Drive an F-150

Yes, you can rent the actual F-150 on Turo, and you book the exact truck in the listing from a local vehicle owner. Browse Ford rental options on the Turo car rental marketplace and pick the F-150 truck rental that fits your trip. What you see is what you drive — no "or similar" fine print.

The F-150 shines on moving days, gear-heavy getaways, and weekend projects. Most trims seat five, certain trims seat six, and you can choose from three cab configurations and three bed lengths. That means room for your crew up front and your cargo out back.

F-150 specs

Horsepower

up to 720 hp

Torque

up to 640 lb-ft

Payload

up to 2,440 lbs

Seats

up to 6

Power for every plan

The F-150 gives you a wide range of engines, so you can match the muscle to the mission. The lineup starts with the 2.7L EcoBoost V6 at 325 hp, and both the 3.5L EcoBoost and the 5.0L V8 make 400 hp. The 3.5L PowerBoost full hybrid V6 delivers 430 hp, while the Raptor R's 5.2L supercharged V8 tops the range at up to 720 hp.

Work from anywhere with a mobile office

When the job site doubles as your office, the available Interior Work Surface folds out from the center console into a desk. There, you can open a laptop, sign paperwork, or eat lunch without balancing anything on your knees. Out back, the available Tailgate Work Surface gives you a flat spot to sketch plans or sort tools.

Available Pro Power Onboard adds generator power outlets right on the truck. Plug in work lights, power tools, or a coffee maker at the campsite, and keep your plans moving even without a nearby wall outlet. Check the listing to confirm which work features your F-150 includes.

Cabin comfort and tech for longer drives

Long days behind the wheel feel easier in an F-150 cabin. Every truck comes standard with a 12-inch center screen running SYNC 4, so navigation, music, and calls stay front and center. On compatible highways, available BlueCruise offers hands-free driving, giving you a break on long, straight stretches.

When it's time to pull over and recharge, available Max Recline Seats on King Ranch and Platinum trims fold nearly flat. That's a welcome perk at a rest stop or while you wait out a delivery window. If comfort ranks high on your list, filter for these trims and read each listing's features before you book.

Stand out with an F-150

A Ford F-150 rental handles the big moments in life with room to spare. Use it for moving day, weekend home projects, or a getaway packed with bikes, coolers, and camping gear. Compare it with other pickup truck rentals nationwide and find the right truck near you.

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Top F-150 features

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Best-selling heritage

Three things set the F-150 apart: its best-selling heritage, a smooth 10-speed automatic, and configurations built to fit the job.

The F-150 comes from a long line of proven pickups. Ford's F-Series has been America's best-selling truck line for 49 consecutive years — nearly five decades at the top. Generations of drivers have trusted these trucks for work, family trips, and everything between.

For you, that track record means a pickup that feels familiar the moment you climb in. Controls sit where you expect them, and the truck's reputation for capability gives you confidence before you load the bed. Renting one lets you experience why so many drivers keep coming back to the F-Series, whether you're planning a move or simply curious.

Smooth 10-speed automatic

Every engine in the F-150 lineup pairs with a 10-speed automatic transmission. Whichever trim you book, you get the same smooth, easy-to-drive setup, with no clutch to manage and no learning curve.

More gears help the truck find the right one, whether you're merging onto a busy highway or creeping through a crowded parking lot. That consistency makes the F-150 an easy choice for first-time truck drivers and seasoned pickup fans alike. Pick the engine that suits your trip, and the transmission handles the shifting while you focus on the road ahead.

Configurations to fit the job

Pick from three cab configurations and three bed lengths to balance passenger room and cargo space. A roomier cab works well for a crew of friends or family, while a longer bed gives bulky furniture and gear more space.

The available Pro Access Tailgate swings out to the side, which makes it easier to reach items in the bed. It's handy when you're loading groceries or grabbing gear without stretching over a fully lowered tailgate. Check each listing's photos and details to find the cab, bed, and tailgate combination you need.

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Top tips and things to know before renting a F-150

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Get to know your F-150

A little prep helps you get the most from your F-150. Here's what to check before you book and how to drive it with confidence.

F-150 trims and configurations vary widely, so start with the listing. Look for the cab style, bed length, seat count, and extras like Pro Power Onboard, BlueCruise, or the Pro Access Tailgate. Most trims seat five and certain trims seat six, so confirm seating if you're bringing a full crew.

Need a different fit? A Ford Ranger rental gives you a smaller pickup, while a Ford Super Duty F-250 rental steps up in size. If you'd rather have an SUV, browse Ford Bronco rental options instead.

F-150 driving tips

The F-150 is a full-size truck, so give yourself extra room when turning, changing lanes, and backing up. Scope out parking before you arrive, and choose roomy spots or open lots over tight parking garages when you can.

When you load the bed, spread weight evenly and stay within the payload listed for your truck. Secure every item with straps or tie-downs, and check them again after the first few miles. Loose cargo can shift during braking and turns.

How much does it cost to rent an F-150?

The cost to rent a F-150 depends on location, trip dates, model year and trim, and the local vehicle owner's pricing. Longer trips often qualify for discounts, so consider a long-term car rental if you need the truck for weeks or months. Check live listings near you for current pricing.

Turo car rental vs. traditional rental

Turo Car rental

  • App-based experience

  • No waiting in line

  • 1,600+ unique makes & models

  • Get the exact car you choose

  • Delivery options & thousands of pickup locations

  • Cars rented out by local small businesses

  • Vehicles and hosts rated by guests

Traditional rental

  • Standard rental counter experience

  • Waiting in line

  • Limited selection

  • Get a type of vehicle “or similar”

  • Pickup at retail locations

  • Owned by large corporations

  • No vehicle ratings

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On the Turo car rental marketplace, you can rent the perfect car for wherever you’re going from a vibrant community of trusted hosts. Whether you're flying in from afar or looking for a car down the street, searching for a rugged truck or something smooth and swanky, Turo puts you in the driver's seat of an extraordinary selection of cars rented out by local hosts.

Frequently asked questions about F-150 rentals on Turo

Can you rent a F-150 on Turo?

Yes. You can book a F-150 from a local vehicle owner on Turo, and you drive the exact truck shown in the listing.

What documents do you need to rent a F-150 on Turo?

You'll need a valid driver's license and approval to drive on Turo. You can get approved in the Turo app before you book your F-150.

What kind of driver's license do you need to rent a F-150?

A valid driver's license is what you'll need to rent a F-150 on Turo. Review Turo's eligibility requirements before you book, especially if your license comes from outside the US.

How old do you have to be to rent a F-150 on Turo?

Age requirements for a F-150 rental depend on the vehicle and your location. Check Turo's eligibility requirements before you book to confirm you qualify.

Do you need insurance to rent a F-150 on Turo?

You can choose from the protection plans offered at checkout when you book your F-150. Review the options there before you confirm your trip.

Are there discounts for renting a F-150 on Turo?

Yes, many F-150 listings offer discounts for longer trips. Check each listing for the discounts its local vehicle owner offers.

Can you rent a F-150 long-term on Turo?

Yes. Many local vehicle owners offer their F-150s for trips of weeks or months, so you can keep the truck for an extended project or move.

Do F-150 rentals on Turo come with unlimited mileage?

It varies by listing. Some F-150 listings include unlimited mileage, while others set a distance limit, so check the listing before you book.

Can someone else drive the F-150 I rent on Turo?

Yes. You can add other drivers to your F-150 trip in the Turo app.

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