Top rated cars in Charlotte, NC
Charmed in Charlotte
It seems prescient that the city of Charlotte was originally established after a local gold discovery, and is now a prominent US banking city. Which is to say that Charlotte is full of treasures.
With fresh takes on Southern cuisine and a temperate climate, the Queen City is an ideal vacation destination for both relaxing in town and outdoor activities. Make time during your road trip or business trip to soak in the sights and, and enjoy your stay!
Charlotte favorites
Charlotte might not come off as a place for adrenaline junkies, but it’s full of opportunities for hair-raising thrills.
NASCAR Hall of Fame
You don’t have to be a diehard racing fan to enjoy hopping into the racing simulator or attempting the Pit Crew challenge. You can also see artifacts from big moments in NASCAR history.
US National Whitewater Center
This facility on the Catawba River was created as a training center for Olympic whitewater slalom race training, and is now also open to the public for wild rides, or just chilling on the 1,300 acres of forested land.
Charlotte Motor Speedway
This legendary 1.5-mile superspeedway is just north of town up Interstate 85, hosting several NASCAR events each year. Visit to take a tour, attend a concert, or try your hand at the NASCAR Racing Experience.
Top hosts in Charlotte, NC
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Hit the road
When you’re done eating and relaxing your way around the Charlotte city center, head out of town to visit the delightful surrounding areas in North Carolina, where natural beauty, cultural curiosities, and adventures abound.
Book the perfect carCrowders Mountain
Cruise less than an hour out of town for incredible hiking and rock climbing that will give you stunning views of nearby peaks and the Charlotte skyline in the distance.
Lake Lure
Best known as the setting of Dirty Dancing, Lake Lure in the Blue Ridge Mountains will give you the time of your life, or just a tranquil lake getaway, the choice is yours.
Boone
Head two hours north from Charlotte to Boone to make your way into the Appalachian Mountains. Work up the courage for the ziplines and Mile High Bridge, or go for the most rewarding hiking in North Carolina.
Recent reviews
First time using Turo and this experience has me hooked to use car sharing rather than car rental companies whenever possible.
Car was immaculate and comfortable with everything as described.
After arriving on my flight, I looked at my reservation and realized the pickup was in Charlotte NC.
Such a better experience than using the car rental companies.
Very helpful, always available.. if you are in charlotte area, make her cars as your choice.
No issues with the car whatsoever and it drove incredibly smoothly.
Great car very clean & very good on gas love that with the gas prices today great at communicating!
Thee Best Car, Best trip offer, Best Price, BEST Pick up and Drop off accommodations, and an even BETTER Host.
I haven’t experienced such ease and smoothness with any type of customer care or hospitality like this.
The car was perfect for what we needed, plus it was around $300.00 dollars less than what the rental companies wanted for a much smaller car.
Car was very clean, and made this trip much less stressful than using regular rental companies.
Antoinne provided detailed instructions and this was a very smooth rental process.
I needed a car because my primary car was in the car shop due to a mechanical breakdown.
Car is in great shape, color is bright and eye catching, nothing better than a EV to safe on high gas prices!
Marcelo was communicative, professional and spectacular throughout the entire Turo rental process.
Hands down great car great person reply's very fast very flexible and understandable with my early pick up time 💯
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Best Charlotte driving roads
Bairds Creek Road
Shoot down NC-105 from Boone to Valle Crucis for challengingly tight hairpin turns paired with instantaneous elevation shifts that will keep you guessing.
Great Smoky Mountain Expressway
For a mix of unforgettable views with exciting driving, ascend into the Smokies near Cherokee to pick up US-74 and wiggle your way through the peaceful streams and dramatic topography to Balsam.
Mountain Waters Scenic Byway
Because mountain driving is the ultimate, take this journey to the Nahantala Forest, where US-64 ribbons for over 60 miles through two river gorges and many waterfalls.
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