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Rent out your car and earn money on Turo
Hosts across the US earn $10,489 per year per car on average*
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Why people rent out their car on Turo**
Become an entrepreneur with Turo, the world’s largest car sharing marketplace.
$6.6B
in host earnings
3.6M+
active guests
340,000+
active vehicles
28,000+
cities
Tips for earning more by renting out your car
Grow at your own pace
Build a flexible and scalable car sharing business that fits your unique goals.
Offer an excellent guest experience
Give your guests a five-star experience and become an All-Star Host, the highest-rated and most dependable hosts on Turo.
Offer airport delivery
Nearly a third of trips on Turo start at the airport, so consider delivering to your local airport to help get your business off to a strong start. Learn more.
Attract monthly trips
Boost earnings and lower costs by offering monthly trips, the fastest-growing type of trip on Turo. Learn more about these more hands-off trips.
How much could you earn on Turo?
Hosts earn
$10,489
/year/car*
on average
That's
$874
/month*
on average
Cars are booked
15
days/month*
on average
More cars, more cash
Build your portfolio and expand your earning potential.
$10,489
Average annual earnings for 1 car*
$32,547
Average annual earnings for 3 cars*
$52,445
Average annual earnings for 5 cars*
You’re protected
Rest easy knowing you’re covered with up to $750,000*** in third-party liability insurance from Travelers, plus you choose from three earnings plans that include varying levels of reimbursement for car repairs, up to your car’s actual cash value**** in case of damage during a trip. Learn more about host earnings plans.
How Turo helps hosts
An easy-to-use app
Seamlessly manage your business and your bookings on the go — manage trips, tweak your pricing, message your guests, and more, all from your phone.
Safety & support
From 24/7 Customer Support, roadside assistance for guests, and business coaching for driven hosts, we’re here to help.
Demand generation
Get instant access to millions of active guests from around the world, plus marketing and advertising funded by Turo.
Why people love hosting on Turo
“Hosting on Turo has given me the flexibility and stability to shape my life on my own terms.”
– Chen W., hosting in Arizona since 2018
“We’ve almost paid off our cars, built our home in the Philippines, purchased an apartment, and recently bought another house that we’re now rebuilding with extra income from Turo.”
– Lucky D. hosting in Hawaiʻi since 2021
“I do really enjoy being my own boss and seeing the results of my hard work and dedication.”
– Katie V., hosting in Florida since 2016
Why hosts love monthly trips on Turo
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Frequently Asked Questions for renting your car on Turo
Can I rent out my car on Turo?
Yes — if your car is model year 2010 or newer, has fewer than 130,000 miles, and holds a clean title, it's likely eligible to list on Turo. Most personal vehicles qualify, from everyday sedans and SUVs to trucks and minivans. You'll also need a valid driver's license and to meet Turo's host eligibility requirements in your state. Listing your car is free, and you can check your vehicle's eligibility when you start your listing.
How much can I make renting out my car?
On average, hosts in the US earn $10,489 per year per car — about $874 a month. Your actual earnings depend on your location, vehicle type, how many days you make your car available, and your pricing. Cars in high-demand cities and near airports tend to book more frequently. Turo's earnings estimator gives you a personalized projection based on your specific car and zip code before you ever commit to listing.
Is it worth renting out my car?
For most people, yes. If your car sits parked most of the day — at home, at work, or during travel — it can generate meaningful income with minimal effort. The more strategically you price and position your listing (airport delivery, flexible availability, a well-maintained car), the higher your earning potential.
What do I need to rent out my car on Turo?
To get started, you'll need your car's title, a few clear photos of your vehicle (exterior and interior), and a Turo account. From there, you set your daily price, availability, and pickup preferences — then your listing goes live.
Can I rent out my financed car on Turo?
In most cases, yes. Many hosts successfully list financed vehicles on Turo. That said, it's worth reviewing your financing agreement, as some lenders include language about commercial use. Turo doesn't require you to own your car outright — but confirming with your lender first is a smart step.
Can I rent out my leased car on Turo?
Most lease agreements don't permit listing a leased vehicle on a rental platform, so this one requires a check with your leasing company before you list. Some lessors have updated their policies as car rental marketplaces have grown, so it's worth asking directly. If your current car isn't eligible, Turo can still be worth exploring with a vehicle you own outright — and many hosts start there before expanding their fleet.
Please note: Aspiring entrepreneurs in California and Oregon should be aware of existing peer-to-peer car sharing legislation that limits the amount of income hosts are supposed to earn from car sharing in certain scenarios. To learn more about this legislation so you can decide whether car sharing is right for you, review this article.
*The annual figure was calculated by taking the average monthly earnings from US Turo hosts during 2025 (January 1, 2025 through December 31, 2025) and multiplying by 12. Earnings have not been reduced to reflect vehicle ownership costs like maintenance and insurance. Figures are rounded down to the nearest dollar.
**Total host earnings calculated from the company's inception to October 31 2025. Number of global active guests, vehicles, and cities based on the last 12 calendar month from November 2025
***Liability insurance is provided under a policy issued to Turo by Travelers Excess and Surplus Lines Company. Liability coverage is up to $750,000 for all host protection plans, except in some states and at some airports that require additional coverage. State minimum liability coverage is provided for vehicles in the state of New York. New York hosts can opt into the More Peace of Mind earnings plan for higher liability coverage of $300,000 combined limit. Terms, conditions, and exclusions apply. The policy does not provide coverage for damage to a host’s vehicle. For questions or information about the third-party liability insurance that is included in host earnings plans, consumers in Maryland and the licensed states listed here may contact Turo Insurance Agency at (415) 508-0283 / claims@turo.agency. For questions about how damage to a host’s vehicle is handled, visit https://turo.com/help.
****Turo is not an insurance company, and contractual reimbursement for physical damage to your vehicle is not insurance. Turo will reimburse hosts for eligible physical damage costs in excess of the host’s per trip damage responsibility amount, subject to terms and exclusions, for the lesser of the cost of repair up to the actual cash value of the vehicle or $200,000. When a trip is booked in the state of Washington, Physical Damage to the host’s vehicle is covered by insurance purchased by Turo, but Turo’s insurance does not change the contractual responsibilities of hosts or guests with respect to Physical Damage to a host’s vehicle.