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7 seats
Gas
24 MPG
Automatic
Trip start
Trip end
Insurance via Travelers
Adaptive cruise control
Backup camera
Blind spot warning
Brake assist
Lane departure warning
Lane keeping assist
Android Auto
Apple CarPlay
Bluetooth
USB charger
USB input
Keyless entry
Must be 21+ to book
Heated seats
Convenience
Skip the rental counter
Use the app for pickup and return instructions
Add drivers anytime after booking
2-hour pickup window
No need to modify your trip unless you’re running more than 2 hours late
Peace of mind
No car wash necessary, but keep the vehicle tidy
Free access to 24/7 roadside assistance
24/7 customer support
Add optional Extras to your trip at checkout.
Booster seat
Our booster seat offers a safer and more comfy ride for older kids, bridging the gap between a car seat and a regular seat for growing passengers.
$20/trip1 available
Cooler
$20/trip1 available
4.9
81 ratings
The remote battery was dying. Other than that it was good
BRITTANY ANN •
The host canceled this trip 19 hours before it started. This message was automatically posted by Turo.
Turo •
Everything was good except car wouldn’t start because the key fob battery needs to be replaced
John •
They had to switch it to this car but overall it was great and likely better than what we originally reserved. We had no issues and the host had clear instructions. Car ran great and worked for what we needed!
Trenton •
Regarding the car and host: The car was clean, and the instructions were straightforward. The host responded promptly. After driving, I noticed the car struggles a bit with heavy loads, strong winds, and speeds over 75 mph. I’ve driven a Honda Odyssey and Toyota Sienna before, which seem more stable, but this is only a concern if you’re very particular about it. Otherwise, the vehicle is good.
About Turo: The rental experience and price are nice, but there are hidden caveats with Turo rentals. The rental price itself isn’t the whole story, as additional hidden taxes and fees can significantly increase the cost. Since it’s a third-party service, credit cards don’t cover insurance, so we had to take additional insurance, which is an extra cost.
As these are individual owners, there are strict return window time requirements. You can’t return the car whenever you want; you have to request a change and get it approved. This isn’t the case with rental companies, and if it’s outside the typical window of 8 AM - 6 PM, you need to return it at a different location, which often isn’t mentioned in the rental details. This was a surprise to me, meaning additional Uber costs to get back to the airport or other destinations.
Mileage is another issue. You typically get a fixed number of miles, and anything above is charged. Usually, for 100 miles, you get charged $25, though some rates are higher and some lower. If you want to be flexible with your trip, this is another headache to avoid.
After considering all these situations, I’d rather prefer rental companies located in airports than Turo. It’s just that we have to book in advance to get cheaper rates.
Sunil Kumar •
4.9
81 ratings
The remote battery was dying. Other than that it was good
BRITTANY ANN •
The host canceled this trip 19 hours before it started. This message was automatically posted by Turo.
Turo •
Everything was good except car wouldn’t start because the key fob battery needs to be replaced
John •
They had to switch it to this car but overall it was great and likely better than what we originally reserved. We had no issues and the host had clear instructions. Car ran great and worked for what we needed!
Trenton •
Regarding the car and host: The car was clean, and the instructions were straightforward. The host responded promptly. After driving, I noticed the car struggles a bit with heavy loads, strong winds, and speeds over 75 mph. I’ve driven a Honda Odyssey and Toyota Sienna before, which seem more stable, but this is only a concern if you’re very particular about it. Otherwise, the vehicle is good.
About Turo: The rental experience and price are nice, but there are hidden caveats with Turo rentals. The rental price itself isn’t the whole story, as additional hidden taxes and fees can significantly increase the cost. Since it’s a third-party service, credit cards don’t cover insurance, so we had to take additional insurance, which is an extra cost.
As these are individual owners, there are strict return window time requirements. You can’t return the car whenever you want; you have to request a change and get it approved. This isn’t the case with rental companies, and if it’s outside the typical window of 8 AM - 6 PM, you need to return it at a different location, which often isn’t mentioned in the rental details. This was a surprise to me, meaning additional Uber costs to get back to the airport or other destinations.
Mileage is another issue. You typically get a fixed number of miles, and anything above is charged. Usually, for 100 miles, you get charged $25, though some rates are higher and some lower. If you want to be flexible with your trip, this is another headache to avoid.
After considering all these situations, I’d rather prefer rental companies located in airports than Turo. It’s just that we have to book in advance to get cheaper rates.
Sunil Kumar •
No smoking allowed
Smoking in any Turo vehicle will result in a $150 fine
Keep the vehicle tidy
Unreasonably dirty vehicles may result in a $150 fine
Refuel the vehicle
Missing fuel may result in an additional fee
No off-roading
Vehicle may have a device that collects driving and location data. Data may be shared with third parties for vehicle recovery or protection purposes.
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