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Chevrolet Trax

2024 LT

5 seats

Gas (Regular)

30 MPG

Automatic transmission



Your trip

Trip start

Trip end





Insurance & Protection

Insurance via Travelers



Cancellation policy

Vehicle features

Safety

    Backup camera

    Lane departure warning

    Lane keeping assist

Device connectivity

    Bluetooth

    USB charger

    USB input

Convenience

    Keyless entry

Additional features

    Must be 21+ to book


Included in the price

Convenience

Skip the rental counter

Use the app for pickup and return instructions

Add additional drivers for free

30-minute return grace period

No need to extend your trip unless you’re running more than 30 minutes 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 (6)

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.

$30/trip2 available

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.

$10/trip4 available

Prepaid refuel

Save time, make drop-off a breeze, and avoid additional fees by adding this Extra, which allows you to return my car at any fuel level. Price includes up to a full tank of gas.

$55/trip

Pet fee

$40/trip

Child safety seat

Graco 3-in-1 slim car seat has rear facing (4-40lbs), forward facing (22-65lbs), and high back booster (40-100lbs) capability. This car seat also has two cup holders.

$30/trip2 available

Cooler

Stay cool and stylish with this IGLOO Cooler. Perfect for any outdoor adventure, this wheeled cooler boasts convenient locking telescope handle for easy transport. With 16-quart(15 liters) capacity, it can hold up to 24 cans.

$8/trip1 available


Reviews

4.93

101 ratings

The vehicle itself was nice and drove well, but unfortunately, the host experience wasn’t the greatest, especially considering this was my first experience using Turo.

I arrived about two hours after my scheduled pickup time because it was Sunday, I went to church, and I had a couple of things to take care of with my aunt before she left town since it was my daughter’s birthday party and she wasn’t going to be able to attend. I also wasn’t exactly sure what time I would need the vehicle, so I booked it early to make sure it was available.

From the beginning, the host did not come across as particularly pleasant, welcoming, or friendly, but I initially gave her the benefit of the doubt. It’s Arkansas in August with a heat index over 100 degrees, so I figured maybe she was just hot and having a bad day. 😂

Again, this was my first time ever using Turo, so I did not realize I needed to upload my driver’s license photos again specifically for the host. I thought that part had already been handled when I created and verified my Turo account.

What I did NOT expect was to receive a message that read: “Hey Briana. It’s 2 hours past your trip start time and you haven’t uploaded your DL photos yet. Your trips getting cancelled.”

There was no courtesy of asking whether I was still coming, explaining the process, or even attempting to find out what was going on. It was simply an immediate threat to cancel a reservation that had already been booked and PAID FOR. If anything, I was the one losing two hours of a rental I had already paid to use. I genuinely did not understand the frustration on the host’s end, especially with a first-time renter who was unfamiliar with that part of the process.

Then, after returning the vehicle on time, with no damage and MORE gas than I received it with, I was charged an additional $20.18 for fuel and had to pay it. The vehicle showed 309 miles of range when I received it and 316 miles when I returned it. That charge made absolutely no sense considering I returned the vehicle showing more fuel range than when I picked it up.

So here is my warning to anyone considering renting from this host: TAKE PICTURES OF EVERYTHING. Fuel range, mileage, exterior, interior, everything at pickup and return. Based on my experience, if you do not have photographic proof, you may find yourself paying for something that simply is not accurate.

Again, the vehicle itself was nice and drove well. Unfortunately, the overall host experience took away from what otherwise could have been a perfectly good rental.

New renters, document EVERYTHING for your sanity and your pocketbook.

Briana •

Michele's response

Thank you for your feedback. Your trip was already 2 hours past its scheduled start time, and the required DL photos had not been uploaded. I could not release the vehicle without them. The fuel charge was based on documented pre/post-trip fuel levels, not estimated mileage range, which fluctuates. I agree guests should photograph everything
—I do the same. Documentation protects both guests and hosts.

The car likes to tell you you’re not buckled up when you are is my only complaint.

ANNAKA •

Easy pickup. Good communication and host.

Amber •

Very grateful and thankful for this experience.

Grayson •

Very good car in a easy pick up location. Easy going host.

lelis •

Reviews

4.93

101 ratings

The vehicle itself was nice and drove well, but unfortunately, the host experience wasn’t the greatest, especially considering this was my first experience using Turo.

I arrived about two hours after my scheduled pickup time because it was Sunday, I went to church, and I had a couple of things to take care of with my aunt before she left town since it was my daughter’s birthday party and she wasn’t going to be able to attend. I also wasn’t exactly sure what time I would need the vehicle, so I booked it early to make sure it was available.

From the beginning, the host did not come across as particularly pleasant, welcoming, or friendly, but I initially gave her the benefit of the doubt. It’s Arkansas in August with a heat index over 100 degrees, so I figured maybe she was just hot and having a bad day. 😂

Again, this was my first time ever using Turo, so I did not realize I needed to upload my driver’s license photos again specifically for the host. I thought that part had already been handled when I created and verified my Turo account.

What I did NOT expect was to receive a message that read: “Hey Briana. It’s 2 hours past your trip start time and you haven’t uploaded your DL photos yet. Your trips getting cancelled.”

There was no courtesy of asking whether I was still coming, explaining the process, or even attempting to find out what was going on. It was simply an immediate threat to cancel a reservation that had already been booked and PAID FOR. If anything, I was the one losing two hours of a rental I had already paid to use. I genuinely did not understand the frustration on the host’s end, especially with a first-time renter who was unfamiliar with that part of the process.

Then, after returning the vehicle on time, with no damage and MORE gas than I received it with, I was charged an additional $20.18 for fuel and had to pay it. The vehicle showed 309 miles of range when I received it and 316 miles when I returned it. That charge made absolutely no sense considering I returned the vehicle showing more fuel range than when I picked it up.

So here is my warning to anyone considering renting from this host: TAKE PICTURES OF EVERYTHING. Fuel range, mileage, exterior, interior, everything at pickup and return. Based on my experience, if you do not have photographic proof, you may find yourself paying for something that simply is not accurate.

Again, the vehicle itself was nice and drove well. Unfortunately, the overall host experience took away from what otherwise could have been a perfectly good rental.

New renters, document EVERYTHING for your sanity and your pocketbook.

Briana •

Michele's response

Thank you for your feedback. Your trip was already 2 hours past its scheduled start time, and the required DL photos had not been uploaded. I could not release the vehicle without them. The fuel charge was based on documented pre/post-trip fuel levels, not estimated mileage range, which fluctuates. I agree guests should photograph everything
—I do the same. Documentation protects both guests and hosts.

The car likes to tell you you’re not buckled up when you are is my only complaint.

ANNAKA •

Easy pickup. Good communication and host.

Amber •

Very grateful and thankful for this experience.

Grayson •

Very good car in a easy pick up location. Easy going host.

lelis •


Hosted by Michele
1,726 trips8 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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