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Porsche Cayenne

2021 Base

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5 seats

Gas

21 MPG

Automatic



Your trip

Trip start

Trip end





Insurance & Protection

Insurance via Travelers



Cancellation policy

Vehicle features

Safety

    All-wheel drive

    Backup camera

    Brake assist

Device connectivity

    Bluetooth

Additional features

    Must be 21+ to book


Included with your trip

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


Extras (7)

Add optional Extras to your trip at checkout.

Child safety seat

Infant Seat - Suitable for babies up to 12 months Toddler Seat - Suitable for children 1-4 years old Booster Seat - Suitable for children 4-12 years old Photo of the seat upon request

$14/day1 available

Stroller

$19/day1 available

One-way trip

Anywhere within 60 Miles Radius from Jersey City NJ 07302. more specific location upon request by messaging us

$500/trip

One-way trip

$500/trip

Pet fee

$100/trip

Child safety seat

$14/day1 available

Unlimited distance

$48/day


Reviews

4.67

12 ratings

1 star. A car that broke down, and a company that blamed me for it.
I rented Dustin Liu’s 2021 Porsche Cayenne for a long weekend upstate and paid $488.30. On Sunday the car wouldn’t start in High Falls. I called roadside assistance, and Turo billed me $105.56 for the jump. I drove back to Hudson, turned the car off, and it was dead again. Monday morning I needed a second roadside call just to start it.
Once it was running, the dashboard showed a red warning: “Vehicle electrical system error. Park vehicle safely.” The check engine light was on too. The car had to keep running or the battery would die, so a two-hour drive to New York City was not safe. I called roadside a third time to have it towed, cut the trip short, and paid out of pocket for another way home.
Three roadside calls in two days. A car whose own dashboard said not to drive it. A ruined weekend, and nearly $600 charged so far.
When I asked for a refund, a Turo agent told me their “specialized team” had decided I was responsible for the car’s electrical failure. She gave no explanation, said no manager was available, and couldn’t give a timeline for my escalation. Renters can’t cause an electrical system failure by driving a car normally. That is a maintenance problem, and the host and Turo should own it.
If something goes wrong with your Turo rental, expect to be left stranded, charged for it, and told it’s your fault. I’m disputing every charge with American Express.

Peter •

Amazing car and amazing host! Love working with this team, they make everything seamless and the experience enjoyable

Sabrina •

Dustin is great as always

Sean •

Very convinient

Gursimran •

Reviews

4.67

12 ratings

1 star. A car that broke down, and a company that blamed me for it.
I rented Dustin Liu’s 2021 Porsche Cayenne for a long weekend upstate and paid $488.30. On Sunday the car wouldn’t start in High Falls. I called roadside assistance, and Turo billed me $105.56 for the jump. I drove back to Hudson, turned the car off, and it was dead again. Monday morning I needed a second roadside call just to start it.
Once it was running, the dashboard showed a red warning: “Vehicle electrical system error. Park vehicle safely.” The check engine light was on too. The car had to keep running or the battery would die, so a two-hour drive to New York City was not safe. I called roadside a third time to have it towed, cut the trip short, and paid out of pocket for another way home.
Three roadside calls in two days. A car whose own dashboard said not to drive it. A ruined weekend, and nearly $600 charged so far.
When I asked for a refund, a Turo agent told me their “specialized team” had decided I was responsible for the car’s electrical failure. She gave no explanation, said no manager was available, and couldn’t give a timeline for my escalation. Renters can’t cause an electrical system failure by driving a car normally. That is a maintenance problem, and the host and Turo should own it.
If something goes wrong with your Turo rental, expect to be left stranded, charged for it, and told it’s your fault. I’m disputing every charge with American Express.

Peter •

Amazing car and amazing host! Love working with this team, they make everything seamless and the experience enjoyable

Sabrina •

Dustin is great as always

Sean •

Very convinient

Gursimran •


Hosted by Dustin Liu
19,359 trips•7 years of hosting

Rules of the road

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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