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The Dodge Dart is a four-door compact sedan with front-wheel drive and efficient four-cylinder engines. Its final 2016 model year offered turbo and Tigershark engine choices, plus a cabin that feels roomier than its size suggests. It's the efficiency-first pick among every Dodge rental on Turo.
You book a Dodge Dart car rental on Turo straight from a local vehicle owner. Pick it up at their location, or choose delivery when the listing offers it, so the trip fits your plans.
Dart specs
Horsepower
184 hp
MPG
Up to 41 hwy
Seats
5
Weight
3,186 lbs
The Dart's 1.4L turbo four-cylinder makes 160 hp and 184 lb-ft of torque, and it's the engine to pick for mileage. In the Aero trim, it earns up to 41 mpg highway and 32 mpg combined — fewer gas station stops on a long drive. If you'd rather have more pull, the 2.4L Tigershark four-cylinder raises output to 184 hp.
The Dart seats five and backs that up with a 13.1 cu ft trunk for weekend bags. At 183.9 inches long, it's a compact that feels closer to a midsize sedan from behind the wheel. That length gives the cabin a grown-up sense of space without the bulk of a bigger car.
Traveling with a full crew? Pack hard-sided suitcases first, then tuck soft duffels around them to use every inch of the trunk. You'll still have a compact footprint that's easy to park on tight city streets or in a busy parking garage.
The Dart came with three six-speed transmissions: a manual, a dual-clutch, and a conventional automatic. Each one changes the feel of the drive, so check which one a listing includes before you book.
The automatic suits stop-and-go commutes and relaxed highway miles, and the dual-clutch also shifts for you. The manual puts every gear change in your hands — a treat if you love to row your own. Turo requires guests who book a manual-transmission car to know how to drive one, so only book a manual Dart if you're comfortable with it.
The Dart shines on city commutes, weekend trips, budget-friendly travel, and long-term stays. Its compact size makes parking easier, while up to 41 mpg highway keeps fuel stops in check on longer drives. Want to compare it with other sedans, SUVs, and more? Browse car rental across the US on Turo.


Three things set the Dart apart: American-built heritage, trim variety, and composed handling.
The Dart name first appeared in the 1960s, and the modern Dart revived it for the 2013–2016 model years. Every modern Dart came out of the assembly plant in Belvidere, Illinois.
That heritage gives the Dart a story to go with its sensible spec sheet. It pairs a classic badge with modern hardware like a 1.4L turbo engine and an available six-speed dual-clutch. Since production ended in 2016, renting one is an easy way to get behind the wheel of an American-built compact that's no longer sold new.
The 2016 Dart came in seven trims: SE, SXT, SXT Sport, Aero, Turbo, GT, and Limited. That spread lets you pick a Dart that matches your priorities, whether that's mileage or more power.
The Aero is tuned for efficiency, pairing the 1.4L turbo with up to 41 mpg highway — the one to pick for long drives. The GT and Limited step up to the 2.4L four-cylinder with 184 hp for more pull when you merge or pass. Check the listing's trim before you book so you know which engine you're getting.
The Dart rides on an independent front strut and multi-link rear suspension, a setup built to keep the car settled over bumps. Front-wheel drive keeps handling predictable in everyday driving, and base trims roll on 16-inch wheels.
The result is a compact sedan that feels calm at highway speeds and easy to place in city traffic. Whether you're commuting across town or covering a few hundred miles on a weekend trip, the Dart keeps the drive relaxed and composed the whole way there.
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A little prep goes a long way with a Dart: know the trim, confirm the transmission, and check the listing's price and distance limit.
The listing tells you the Dart's year, trim, engine, and transmission, so start there. Production ended in 2016, which means Dart listings on Turo cover the 2013–2016 model years. To find one, search your destination and dates, then filter by make and model.
Want something with more power or space? Consider a Dodge Charger rental or a Dodge Challenger rental for extra muscle. A Dodge Durango rental works when the trip calls for SUV space.
A few quick checks before and during your trip keep your Dart rental on track.
Confirm the transmission before you book, since Turo requires guests to know how to drive a manual. Fill up with the correct fuel type for your Dart, as noted in the listing. Pack with the 13.1 cu ft trunk in mind, and favor soft bags that squeeze into corners. Track your miles against the listing's distance limit.
The cost to rent a Dart on Turo depends on the listing, location, dates, and trip length. Local vehicle owners set their own prices and can offer discounts for trips of three days, one week, two weeks, three weeks, or a month. Staying a while? Explore long-term car rental options to compare monthly trips.
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Yes. The Dodge Dart is a four-door compact sedan with front-wheel drive and seating for five.
You need a valid, physical driver's license to rent a Dart. At checkout, you'll also provide a phone number, email address, and payment method.
You need a permanent or valid temporary driver's license from the US or your home country. Turo does not accept learner's permits or photocopies, and an International Driving Permit can't replace your license.
You need to be at least 18 to book standard vehicles in the US, or 21 for vehicles with a market value over $20,000. Guests aged 18–24 pay a young driver fee.
No. You don't need to provide your own insurance to book a Dart.
Yes. Local vehicle owners can offer duration discounts on Dart rentals, and you can save 10% with a non-refundable booking made four or more days ahead.
Yes. You can book a Dart for a monthly trip of 30 days or more and pay as you go.
It depends on the listing. Each Dart listing shows its distance limit, and some offer unlimited miles.
Yes. You can add additional drivers in the Turo app, and they'll need to be approved before they drive your Dart.
* Any personal insurance you may have that covers damage to the host’s vehicle would kick in before your protection plan, except in limited situations for trips booked in Maryland, but this protects your own wallet. In the US, liability insurance is provided under a policy issued to Turo by Travelers Excess and Surplus Lines Company. 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 for trips in the US, consumers in Maryland and the licensed states listed here may contact Turo Insurance Agency at (415) 508-0283 or claims@turo.agency. For questions about how damage to a host’s vehicle is handled, visit the Turo Support site. 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 the Turo insurance does not change the contractual responsibilities of hosts or guests with respect to physical damage to a host’s vehicle.