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This address is used only as a base address for local pickups near the O’Hare International Airport. If you require airport pickup you will be required to choose the following location: ORD - O’Hare International Airport. The Vehicle will be parked inside an airport garage or lot and we do not charge a delivery fee 😀. We do however ask the guest to pay the parking fee which could be up to $45. Anything above that will be reimbursed to you at the end of the trip (per TURO Guidelines) For more details or questions please reach out to your Turo Host Eric or visit the "Details" of the booking for more information.

- There are 5 seatbelts in the vehicle however we recommend the car for 4 adults of average height. The middle seatbelt in the rear is bridged and does not have separate leg room. The middle seatbelt could be used for a small baby seat or for a young adult. - Pets are welcome - No Smoking or Vaping

• Do I need to charge the Chevy Volt to drive the car?

  No, the car comes with a gas tank and will use the electric charge first and then will switch over automatically to gas when charge is depleted. Many renters of this vehicle have commented that they never used any gas at all when they are able to charge the vehicle when not in use.

• What type of Charger can the Chevy Volt accept?

  Most any charging station except a "Tesla Only." You can charge at any ChargePoint or any Shopping Mall locations as examples. We recommend using the PlugShare App, ChargePoint and EVgo Apps on your smartphone.

• Do you approve out-of-state and/or Long-distance trips?

  We asks that each guest notify us if they will be traveling out of the State of IL so that we can ensure that we can support you in the unlikely event that you may need roadside assistance. Long distance trips are often not approved however travel into neighboring border states for a reasonable distance is acceptable. EX: A guest would like to rent a vehicle to travel from Milwaukee, WI to Florida for a 1 week trip (This will NOT be approved...book a flight to Florida) EX: A guest will be traveling to see family for 5 days from Chicago to Western Michigan. (This will be approved) EX: A Guest wants to travel from Chicago to Kansas City, MO to visit family for 7 days. (This will not be approved...book a flight to KC) EX: A Guest would like to travel from Chicago to Eastern, IA to visit family for 3 days. (This will be approved)

• What is the Guest’s responsibility for Flat Tire?

  Flat tire damage | Guests Guests are responsible for the vehicle during the booked period of a trip, so they could be responsible for the cost to repair or replace a flat tire. Responsibility for a flat tire You may be responsible for the cost to repair or replace a flat tire, as you’re responsible for the vehicle during the booked period of your trip. If a flat tire is due to deterioration, age, rot, or pre-existing condition, the host is responsible for the damage costs. We'll review the pre- and post-trip photos to understand the cause of the flat tire. If we determine you’re responsible, we’ll let you know within a day or two after your host files the claim. If we determine you weren’t responsible for the flat and you paid for the repair or replacement with your host's permission, we'll reimburse you for that amount. If you’re a guest in the US or Canada and choose the Premier plan, you won’t pay flat tire costs. If you’re a guest in Australia and choose the Premier plan, you won’t pay flat tyre costs. If you’re a guest in the UK and choose the Premier plan, we’ll charge you up to your excess of £250 for flat tyre damage. Note: If tire damage results from engaging in any Prohibited uses, your protection plan won’t cover repair or replacement. You’ll be responsible for the damage costs. Flat tire assistance during a trip If you get a flat tire, call for roadside assistance. In the US: 1-[Number redacted for privacy and security] In Australia: +61 2 8317 1415 In Canada: 1-[Number redacted for privacy and security] In the UK: 0[Number redacted for privacy and security] Once you’ve arranged for help, call your host. If the tire is repairable, it might be best to do so. If there’s sidewall damage or the tire isn’t repairable, get your host’s OK to replace the tire with one of equal or greater quality. Pay for the cost of the tire at full price, regardless of tire use before the incident. You’re not responsible for replacing any of the non-damaged tires. If you and your host are unable to coordinate replacing or repairing the tire, the protection plan you chose would be in effect for a damage claim.

• Do you offer a Military Discount🪖?

  Yes, we offer a 10% “After Trip” discount back to all Active or Retired Military members in the form of a rebate. Discount is applied against “We Get It” rental proceeds/fees. If you are already receiving a discount on your booking via an Early Bird or other discount through Turo then the Military Discount will not apply. Ex: A Guest pays Turo a total of $250.00 for a 4 day rental and the Host’s proceeds are $210.00 on the booking. The rebate would be $21.00.

• What “Vehicle Maintenance” has been completed this year?

  2024 •Full DexCool coolant flush and replacement in all three coolant systems. •All tires checked for object puncture •Oil & Oil Filer change at 100,901 miles on 5/21/24 •New rear tires 🛞 installed and 4-Wheel Alignment completed on 5/21/24. •Engine air filter replaced at odometer reading 108,227 on 8/26/24 2023 •Oil & Oil Filer change at 81824 miles. •Oil & Oil Filer change at 93804 miles on 12/9/2023 2022 4/24/22 •Oil & Oil Filer change along with full tire 🛞 rotation at 55,280 miles. •Full Midas Tire and Brake Inspection •Cabin Air Filter inspection •Front and Rear Shocks inspected 5/27/22 •Full Turo Annual Inspection completed/Passed •4 X New Cooper Tires 🛞 installed •Left Driver Side Tire Pressure Sensor replaced 10/15/22 •Air conditioning O-Rings replaced and air conditioning system recharged 11/11/22 •Full Traction Battery check at 71,555 miles •Oil & Oil Filer change at 71,555 miles.

• Do you offer your vehicle to local renters?

  Local pickups in Lake Forest by referral or for repeat customers only. We generally only accept pickups at O’Hare International Airport (ORD) for guests visiting and or landing at the airport. If you book for pickup at ORD and you are local your booking we will require you to reply to the "Acceptable Use" policy before we commit to accepting the booking.

• Is the vehicle tracked by a GPS device?

  All of our vehicles use Apple AirTags to assist with locating lost key fobs. The Host may also use a GPS tracker at anytime to locate the vehicle for any reason which includes, and is not limited to, locating the vehicle for roadside assistance, assist Guests with reaching a destination or for other non-specific issues related to possible theft or mis-use of the vehicle.

• What type of fuel ⛽️ is recommended for the 2018 Chevy Volt.

  Regular Unleaded Fuel of 87 Octane or higher.

• How many adults can comfortably fit in the vehicle?

  The 2018 Volt is a newer model and will fit two large sized adults comfortably in the front seats and two large sized adults in the back should have ample leg room. Two younger kids would have ample leg room in the back and if you have a taller person in your group then you adjust the seats as needed. I would NOT recommend this vehicle for 5 adults who are well over 6 feet tall as you would struggle with ample leg room in the back seats. The middle seat belt straddles the back dash andworks well for a Baby Seat or Booster seat poitioned in the midde with an adult on either side. The back cargo area will fit two large suitcases and a number of smaller bags together. if there are only two passengers, the back seats will fold down for more room to fit a larger number of suitcases anf bags.

• Do I need to purchase Rental Insurance for my trip?

  Rental Insurance - Turo offers affordable coverage for your trip and this may be the best option for you. Often times, Guests are covered by their own insurance. If you are not 100% sure, we recommend contacting your personal auto insurance carrier and confirming if they cover “Peer 2 Peer” rental companies like Turo. IMPORTANT: If you decline coverage with Turo and do not have your own auto insurance policy that covers you for when you drive any vehicle, then you do not have auto insurance. Turo Coverage info: https://help.turo.com/en_us/protection-plans-including-insurance-or-us-guests-HkwgBNgN9