If I purchase the class how do I contact you or whoever if there are any questions I might have during the course or something afterwards while renting out vehicles?
What I love is that you point out that an inventory of sober sedans is better than flashy cars. Renting to the person who needs sensible transportation is going to be a sensible person (usually). Someone wanting the off-roader probably wants to go off-road, but may not know how to do it safely. The person wanting the sports car may not know how to handle the power. Pick the boring car because boring customers are the reliable customers. The Theta engines in some of the Hyundais, particularly the early 2010s are potential big problems. They are a recall/extended warranty item, but you may need to check if you qualify if you are buying used. It also takes time to get the engine replaced because of the backlog.
I totally agree with your comment on Jeep depreciation... People often talk about depreciation of NEW cars... But people don't realize that the depreciation on a USED Jeep is zero... Or even negative!
Thank you for this very informative video, really a lot of good points you put out here for folks who want to start a turo business. Also curious to know what's your opinion on minivans such as Dodge caravan and Toyota sienna. From where I live (Toronto), this type of cars seem to be very popular and bring in good revenue, not hard to find people listing at 100+ daily price range.
It's so true that none of these cars are sexy/dream cars. However, due to their affordability, it is MUCH more likely that the host can buy these with cash.
My boy keeps telling me to drop my 2018 Mustang on the site but Idk because it’s a super charged turbo. But he said I will make enough money to buy another mustang. 😤🤔
Aubrey, Wondering why you are talking about cars that are older than 2012/2013. Last time I checked the Turo vehicles need to be 10 years young or younger. Is there something I don’t know if you are a host already? I know a vehicle gets grandfathered in if it’s been on the platform before it aged to 11+ years..?
They can be grandfathered in, but have to be 12 years or newer at listing, so if you list a 2010 car before December 31st, that car can stay on Turo as long as it is mechanically sound, so that is how we have 2007s and 2009s listed on Turo still today
@@AubreyJanik 2011 is ok to put on Turo platform only until Dec. 31, 2022. Are they super strict Turo? 131k miles is a no go for example and if I try adding a 2011 in January no go? Thank yo-yo I Aubrey for you work online
In looking for a Turo car I’m finding a lot of Chevy cruze but I never see you mention them in either your best cars or worst cars videos. What’s your opinion on a Chevy cruze?
your channel is the best by far. no gimmicks, sale pitches, etc you are straight to the point and very informative. I wish more channels were like this. real estate for example. you are dope 💪🏾
Most of these cars still cost at least 7k and up right now. The Corolla, Accord, Civic, and the Sonata. I can barely find them for 6k anymore without them being near 200k miles. And there aren't that many ford escapes available. On the other hand, I can find the Prius for about 6k. 😸
Yes for sure! These prices aren’t 100% accurate in today’s market, but I do think this market is temporary! Interesting, I can’t find any Prius’s here but I can find a good amount of escapes 😂
@@AubreyJanik yeah. Too bad I can't send you the Prius and you send the escape. 😸 I missed out on the escapes that were being sold for 3.5k-5k. ☹️ However, I just found a Toyota Yaris with about 150k miles being sold for under 4k. It's also a few blocks from me. Is that still good since it has like 150k miles on it? 🤔
My highest profitable car in my 2012 Ford Escape. However I’m contemplating selling it because it has 147,000 miles. What are some of the issues I should worry about with this many miles?
@@dannyalvarado3067 An Escape is a focus on stilts, with a bigger body.Same motor and trans... so expect the same issues with an Escape as a Focus runnem to 100k then dump em
Very true about the Nissan sentra. I purchased a 2013 Sentra in 2016 for my medical courier route. Within 60,000 miles it needed a new transmission. Luckily it was covered but then less than 100,000 miles later the other transmission went and it was on my dime. Before the car got totaled it's starting having more transmission problems on the third transmission. I got out of that one but barely.
There is really no “profitable car” without doing your market research in your region. Keep in mind this is profitable cars in her area, not yours. Invalid info tbh
List totally makes sense. But for me, I want to have nothing to do with ICE cars for the rest of my life. I have been testing the Turo waters with my 2017 Tesla MS. Very little data so far, but seems to be out about 50% of the time at $125/day. I have seen Tesla rates commonly at and above $200/day, all the way up to $800. My sense is that the novelty of being able to rent an electric car with a bit of panache will hold up until the rental car markets catch on. Best part is there is essentially no maintenance and I get to be part of the transition to low-carbon transportation. Thinking about expanding the fleet with a newish Plaid. Anyone out the with Tesla/Turo experience?
Hi Aubrey - great channel, solid content. one of the things you may not be aware of is that you can often get the clones of the 2010-2012 Ford Escape for less money. These are the Mazda Tribute and the Mercury Mariner. The same holds true for the earlier Ford Fusions were based on the Mazda 6 design and used the same engines and transmissions as the Mazda 6. The Mercury Milan is a more luxurious version of the Fusion for less money on the used market. Sometime in the future I hope to start my own Turo business and as a subscriber, I really appreciate your honesty and your content.
I like that. "All cars can bring revenue, but not all cars can bring you profit". Thanks for the info. I have two BMW, one 2018 I3 BMW EV and a 2014 320i. I just discover TURO. Hope to place them on Turo platform next month after doing my DD. I also have a F250 Ford Pickup truck that I used one or two times a month for my business. Maybe I can place it on Turo too, if possible. Or maybe I need to sell my two BMW and buy some of your recommended vehicles. Any advise will be appreciated. Thank you'll in advance.
Thank you for your insights. I would say, at least around here, a lot of people do some shady Sonata dealing by buying wrecked ones and then fixing them up, but in reality the frame is damaged and no longer would protect someone driving it as well as a lot of parts could go bad if they were damaged. If you ever see an airbag light on or anything that might indicate a crash I would definitely stay away from those. Also I had one suggestion for the videos. If possible maybe adjust the volume up a little bit so the ad volume isn't blaring when they pop up. Thanks again for the turo suggestions. I am probably going to purchase a few cars of my own in the near future to fund the car I am really after.
Cars with the right miles are for sure getting harder to find. I have been researching this for a few months. Copart has some of what looks like deals but the fees are insane. They start at $800….
The used car market is insane right now- it’s getting harder and harder for good cars, but the market will pop soon (I hope). That’s crazy- $800 in fees is a good portion of the cost of the car depending on the vehicle!
Hey Aubrey, I own a 2015 Kia Optima SXL Turbo. Do you rent out kias? How well do they do? I was hoping you'd include a Kia in your top 10 list but they didn't make it lol please lmk. Thanks already!
I’m thinking of starting this Turo business but my concern is how do you lock and unlocked remotely and where is the best place to leave the car cos I work and I hardly have time to run around. Does high mileage matters?
@@chefdehumanitarian9236 you can buy this locks for your cars on amazon with a code. I have parking at my spot. So people come and just pick it up here. I do a lot of airport deliveries as well for 85$ fee
This is the perfect list to start, sincerely thank you, I’m in central Florida area and will add a Grand Caravan to my list along with some of the ones you mentioned because it just makes sense for my geographical area.. many thanks and blessings to you!
The jeep wrangler is not a good rental. If the turo owner has to pay for expense out of pocket into the thousands, there is no way this vehicle should have ever been listed. Unless a person can make the repairs themselves, paying for the repairs could financially hurt a person. Do not rent any vehicle that is a financial burden. That would be like letting section 8 renters, rent a home. When section 8 renters leave or evicted, the damages are in the thousands if not tens of thousands.
Yo I came across one of your videos looking to buy a few cars to list & the background looked familiar & your pic. I said hold up, went to look at my turo app & said oh shit we just rented one of her cars last weekend when we visiting your state. I was thinking of getting a jeep since we live here in Denver but your right they would definitely go off roading here in it.
That's awesome! Thanks for renting! Jeeps do VERY well in Denver, so it may not be a bad play! Just be prepared for potential damage or just make sure people know that they absolutely cannot go off roading
Hey, thanks for helpful information. Is there a 130,000 mile limit on cars Turo will let you host? Also, can this work along with social security .... as far as tax season and profits? Can only make so much while on SS. Does depreciation of vehicles offset profits for tax purposes? More money maker -- Uber/Lift or Turo? Thanks....
You’re list is great, but your listings being around the years 2009-2011 is unrealistic due to Turo requiring the car to be 2013 or newer in order to be listed on the platform if you’re a new host! Most of these cars are going to be a lot more expensive than what you presented. Other than that, it’s still great list to make real profit with end of the day
@@AubreyJanik My bad I meant 2012, but that’s good to know 🤔When I spoke with Turo representatives on the phone before I started listing they told me nothing older than 2012 or with more than 120k miles is allowed to be listed unless it’s a classic… Now I feel mislead and a bit confused
@@AubreyJanik Is your 2009 car then grandfathered in if you list before Jan 1st, 2022 so you can keep it on the platform? It would kind of suck if you had to de-list cars once they hit the 12 year mark.
Usually when you buy a car for $4k-$6k range, you’re going to be over 130k miles or under the year 2010. Turo requirements specify that you have a car that’s under 130k miles and not older than 13 years. So not sure how some of these cars would even make it in
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According to the carculator, these cars make about 1/3 as much as a volvo suv or wagon of the same year and price (2010-2014, 9-12k). Do you have any volvos?
You mentioned the 2009 Ford escape. Terror requires that car is not be more than 12 years old. Are you allowed to continue using a 2009 model after it's more than 12 years old? If so does that affect the insurance coverage if something were to happen during a guest trip and the car is more than 12 years old?
My wife has had a 2015 Hyundai Sonata for about 4 years and has not had any major issues. Also we drove it from Chicago to Vegas. Its been from Vegas to L.A. twice and Vegas to Phoenix
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If I purchase the class how do I contact you or whoever if there are any questions I might have during the course or something afterwards while renting out vehicles?
I was thinking about buying a Audi 2012 and a Mercedes 2013. what you think? I would like to get one to those for Fort Lauderdale and Miami area
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Wow No Tesla ??
Good man
Ford Focus?😄
@@domowhite5905 people want $300 for a tesla acting like it's a lambo. It's a freaking battery pack
You need to add a Chevy Spark! It’s amazing on the platform
What I love is that you point out that an inventory of sober sedans is better than flashy cars. Renting to the person who needs sensible transportation is going to be a sensible person (usually). Someone wanting the off-roader probably wants to go off-road, but may not know how to do it safely. The person wanting the sports car may not know how to handle the power. Pick the boring car because boring customers are the reliable customers.
The Theta engines in some of the Hyundais, particularly the early 2010s are potential big problems. They are a recall/extended warranty item, but you may need to check if you qualify if you are buying used. It also takes time to get the engine replaced because of the backlog.
Aubrey is right on the jeep and ford info. My yaris has 160k miles no major issues, still running
I totally agree with your comment on Jeep depreciation... People often talk about depreciation of NEW cars... But people don't realize that the depreciation on a USED Jeep is zero... Or even negative!
Thank you for this very informative video, really a lot of good points you put out here for folks who want to start a turo business. Also curious to know what's your opinion on minivans such as Dodge caravan and Toyota sienna. From where I live (Toronto), this type of cars seem to be very popular and bring in good revenue, not hard to find people listing at 100+ daily price range.
So much good info. Definitely worth the subscribe
What do you think about Ford explorer
Wow, this is the most informative video I’ve watch on starting a Turo business. Thank you, and well done.
Thanks for all recommendations 👍🏻✌️
Great video! And great presentation! Thanks so much for an incredibly informative video.
It's so true that none of these cars are sexy/dream cars. However, due to their affordability, it is MUCH more likely that the host can buy these with cash.
Hi , what do you think about the 2011 Chevy Aveo ? Thank you great videos !!
I think Chevys are solid!
Can’t believe you didn’t include the elantras in this list. You should see my elantras flee got in all colors lol
do taxes count as expenses when calculating profit???
How do I buy a used car without risk of getting hit with expensive engine / transmission repairs or other problems? I'm not a mechanic.
My boy keeps telling me to drop my 2018 Mustang on the site but Idk because it’s a super charged turbo. But he said I will make enough money to buy another mustang. 😤🤔
You did good. Recon manager few big dealers your smart girl
Toyota are simply the best car you can buy. Lite on maintenance and repairs. Cost is more up front is well worth it.
In Hawaii the cars have to be 2015 or newer.
I am sold, and enrolled in your class.
Aubrey,
Wondering why you are talking about cars that are older than 2012/2013. Last time I checked the Turo vehicles need to be 10 years young or younger. Is there something I don’t know if you are a host already? I know a vehicle gets grandfathered in if it’s been on the platform before it aged to 11+ years..?
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They can be grandfathered in, but have to be 12 years or newer at listing, so if you list a 2010 car before December 31st, that car can stay on Turo as long as it is mechanically sound, so that is how we have 2007s and 2009s listed on Turo still today
@@AubreyJanik 2011 is ok to put on Turo platform only until Dec. 31, 2022. Are they super strict Turo?
131k miles is a no go for example and if I try adding a 2011 in January no go? Thank yo-yo I Aubrey for you work online
You not yo yo I 😊
In looking for a Turo car I’m finding a lot of Chevy cruze but I never see you mention them in either your best cars or worst cars videos. What’s your opinion on a Chevy cruze?
thanks dude
Are luxury cars any good on turo? Im thinking of having a more upmarket fleet
With the age of these cars, what’s a good mileage amount to look for? I currently trying to understand the buying a car to put on turo stage.
What do you think of the Kia K5 to start with?
Thank you. You are like a female Gram Stephen. I hope you see a million subscribers someday soon!
I honestly think that's what she is going for.
Starting ASAP
Whats the avg mileage on any of these used models that you find?....they got to have at least 100k to 150k already
Turo wont let cars with over 130k to be rented
@@NikeMikey101 Such an arbitrary low number.
The Ford Escape...."this car is relatively a-FORD-able" (had to say it)!
"All cars can bring in revenue but not all cars can bring in profit" Well said!
Aubrey,
What is your promo deal during the Holidays for your masterclass?🎉
your channel is the best by far. no gimmicks, sale pitches, etc you are straight to the point and very informative. I wish more channels were like this. real estate for example. you are dope 💪🏾
I personally love doin 7 seaters. I typically do about 1-1.2k profit a month on both of my 7 seaters
Make and model? Also what area?
Such a vague ocmment... need model , year, your area of service etc...
Anyone who's trying to make money by renting their car to complete strangers for only $30-$40 a day is smoking crack. 😅
Most of these cars still cost at least 7k and up right now. The Corolla, Accord, Civic, and the Sonata. I can barely find them for 6k anymore without them being near 200k miles. And there aren't that many ford escapes available.
On the other hand, I can find the Prius for about 6k. 😸
Yes for sure! These prices aren’t 100% accurate in today’s market, but I do think this market is temporary!
Interesting, I can’t find any Prius’s here but I can find a good amount of escapes 😂
@@AubreyJanik yeah. Too bad I can't send you the Prius and you send the escape. 😸
I missed out on the escapes that were being sold for 3.5k-5k. ☹️
However, I just found a Toyota Yaris with about 150k miles being sold for under 4k. It's also a few blocks from me. Is that still good since it has like 150k miles on it? 🤔
My highest profitable car in my 2012 Ford Escape. However I’m contemplating selling it because it has 147,000 miles. What are some of the issues I should worry about with this many miles?
@@ozzielomeli4690 I heard so many bad things about Ford Escape
@@dannyalvarado3067 An Escape is a focus on stilts, with a bigger body.Same motor and trans... so expect the same issues with an Escape as a Focus runnem to 100k then dump em
Cool video. I prefer the RAV4 over the escape but you're going to pay more for RAV4.
Aren't many of the model years you mention too old to list on Turo?
I'm not seeing any of the prices you're mentioning even for salvage titles.
Cries in Colorado car prices 😭😭😭
Very true about the Nissan sentra. I purchased a 2013 Sentra in 2016 for my medical courier route. Within 60,000 miles it needed a new transmission. Luckily it was covered but then less than 100,000 miles later the other transmission went and it was on my dime. Before the car got totaled it's starting having more transmission problems on the third transmission. I got out of that one but barely.
There is really no “profitable car” without doing your market research in your region. Keep in mind this is profitable cars in her area, not yours. Invalid info tbh
List totally makes sense. But for me, I want to have nothing to do with ICE cars for the rest of my life. I have been testing the Turo waters with my 2017 Tesla MS. Very little data so far, but seems to be out about 50% of the time at $125/day. I have seen Tesla rates commonly at and above $200/day, all the way up to $800. My sense is that the novelty of being able to rent an electric car with a bit of panache will hold up until the rental car markets catch on. Best part is there is essentially no maintenance and I get to be part of the transition to low-carbon transportation. Thinking about expanding the fleet with a newish Plaid. Anyone out the with Tesla/Turo experience?
Hi Aubrey - great channel, solid content. one of the things you may not be aware of is that you can often get the clones of the 2010-2012 Ford Escape for less money. These are the Mazda Tribute and the Mercury Mariner. The same holds true for the earlier Ford Fusions were based on the Mazda 6 design and used the same engines and transmissions as the Mazda 6. The Mercury Milan is a more luxurious version of the Fusion for less money on the used market. Sometime in the future I hope to start my own Turo business and as a subscriber, I really appreciate your honesty and your content.
I like that. "All cars can bring revenue, but not all cars can bring you profit". Thanks for the info. I have two BMW, one 2018 I3 BMW EV and a 2014 320i. I just discover TURO. Hope to place them on Turo platform next month after doing my DD. I also have a F250 Ford Pickup truck that I used one or two times a month for my business. Maybe I can place it on Turo too, if possible. Or maybe I need to sell my two BMW and buy some of your recommended vehicles. Any advise will be appreciated. Thank you'll in advance.
Thank you for your insights. I would say, at least around here, a lot of people do some shady Sonata dealing by buying wrecked ones and then fixing them up, but in reality the frame is damaged and no longer would protect someone driving it as well as a lot of parts could go bad if they were damaged. If you ever see an airbag light on or anything that might indicate a crash I would definitely stay away from those. Also I had one suggestion for the videos. If possible maybe adjust the volume up a little bit so the ad volume isn't blaring when they pop up. Thanks again for the turo suggestions. I am probably going to purchase a few cars of my own in the near future to fund the car I am really after.
TURO does not allow branded or Salvage/rebuilt vehicles
Cars with the right miles are for sure getting harder to find. I have been researching this for a few months. Copart has some of what looks like deals but the fees are insane. They start at $800….
The used car market is insane right now- it’s getting harder and harder for good cars, but the market will pop soon (I hope). That’s crazy- $800 in fees is a good portion of the cost of the car depending on the vehicle!
@@AubreyJanik TURO does not allow salvage rebuilds.
@@oldschool1993 I know
Is there a reason to go for these older cars instead of anything after 2018? Just wondering if the customers would want to drive newer cars?
Hey Aubrey, I own a 2015 Kia Optima SXL Turbo. Do you rent out kias? How well do they do? I was hoping you'd include a Kia in your top 10 list but they didn't make it lol please lmk. Thanks already!
My elantra and accord here in Sf bay area are rented every single day. I rent both around 80 bucks a day
Got 5 cars now 3 months later
What year elantra ?
I’m thinking of starting this Turo business but my concern is how do you lock and unlocked remotely and where is the best place to leave the car cos I work and I hardly have time to run around. Does high mileage matters?
@@chefdehumanitarian9236 you can buy this locks for your cars on amazon with a code. I have parking at my spot. So people come and just pick it up here. I do a lot of airport deliveries as well for 85$ fee
@@chefdehumanitarian9236 cars have to be 130k miles or less to get into Turo
2023 Jeep Renegade.. Already financing.
Looking to do Turo rentals.
This is the perfect list to start, sincerely thank you, I’m in central Florida area and will add a Grand Caravan to my list along with some of the ones you mentioned because it just makes sense for my geographical area.. many thanks and blessings to you!
Thank you!
Did you start? How’s it going?
Do pickup trucks make any money on Turo? People always need trucks for hauling or towing.
How do u make 6k a month on a car that's like $25 a day to rent like the yaris? You would have to rent it out like 20 times a day. Math ain't mathing
I bought a hyndai sonota 2015 with about 87k miles on it. It blew up the first week I had it.
I'm hearing you say "if the vehicle is eligible for Turo" Can you talk more about this
These cars sound a bit too old to list on Turo isn’t it only supposed to be 130k miles and cars have to be no older than 12 years?
If you buy a 2009 wrangler, isn't that out of the 12 year limit for turo?
Honda's toyota's and Nissan Versa Sedans are all my first choice if I were to start a Turo business.
What is the best avenue for purchasing vehicles? Dealerships,Auctions etc
Funny hearing this now two years later when mentioning car prices. Wow. Inflation is a B.
This is so awesome Aubrey, thank you for sharing this information 👍
The jeep wrangler is not a good rental. If the turo owner has to pay for expense out of pocket into the thousands, there is no way this vehicle should have ever been listed. Unless a person can make the repairs themselves, paying for the repairs could financially hurt a person. Do not rent any vehicle that is a financial burden. That would be like letting section 8 renters, rent a home. When section 8 renters leave or evicted, the damages are in the thousands if not tens of thousands.
As far as Turo is concerned… Best. Video. Ever. And as always, delivered with expertise and confidence.
People need to keep in mind when listening to this that the car cannot be more than 12 years old or have more than a 130000 miles.
Yo I came across one of your videos looking to buy a few cars to list & the background looked familiar & your pic. I said hold up, went to look at my turo app & said oh shit we just rented one of her cars last weekend when we visiting your state. I was thinking of getting a jeep since we live here in Denver but your right they would definitely go off roading here in it.
That's awesome! Thanks for renting! Jeeps do VERY well in Denver, so it may not be a bad play! Just be prepared for potential damage or just make sure people know that they absolutely cannot go off roading
Hard to find some of those, under 130K for Turo
I don't see any Nissan 😐; that's something that should I think about.
I love your point of view, how many cars do you have in your fleet?
Hey, thanks for helpful information. Is there a 130,000 mile limit on cars Turo will let you host? Also, can this work along with social security .... as far as tax season and profits? Can only make so much while on SS. Does depreciation of vehicles offset profits for tax purposes? More money maker -- Uber/Lift or Turo? Thanks....
Too many questions
You can’t list a vehicle if it has 150k miles right
These car might be good in your area but it not might be good in other area
I thought it cant be 10 years old or more to start
Do your rates change per type of vehicle?
You’re list is great, but your listings being around the years 2009-2011 is unrealistic due to Turo requiring the car to be 2013 or newer in order to be listed on the platform if you’re a new host! Most of these cars are going to be a lot more expensive than what you presented. Other than that, it’s still great list to make real profit with end of the day
Turo requires cars to be 12 years or newer. Not 2013 or newer - you can currently list a 2009 and will be able to do so until January 1st, 2022.
@@AubreyJanik My bad I meant 2012, but that’s good to know 🤔When I spoke with Turo representatives on the phone before I started listing they told me nothing older than 2012 or with more than 120k miles is allowed to be listed unless it’s a classic… Now I feel mislead and a bit confused
@@CeddyLee_TV I’d encourage you to read the Turo terms of service. Turo reps unfortunately don’t know the rules of Turo
@@AubreyJanik Is your 2009 car then grandfathered in if you list before Jan 1st, 2022 so you can keep it on the platform? It would kind of suck if you had to de-list cars once they hit the 12 year mark.
Cars might not be sexy, but money is.
how can i list a 2009 with the 12 year rule?
What’s your reasoning for buying vehicles 2009-2012?
Great insights here, Aubrey. Thanks!
Have you done some thinking on the advent of hybrid and all EV vehicles and how they may change the Turo market?
How are Mustangs doing on Turo?
She left Toyota camry 😭
Usually when you buy a car for $4k-$6k range, you’re going to be over 130k miles or under the year 2010. Turo requirements specify that you have a car that’s under 130k miles and not older than 13 years. So not sure how some of these cars would even make it in
What about a Chevy Cruz?
I wait all week for the top ten.
honda civic?
What is your opinion on a 2018 BMW 328d diesel XDrive as a Turo car?
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According to the carculator, these cars make about 1/3 as much as a volvo suv or wagon of the same year and price (2010-2014, 9-12k). Do you have any volvos?
How do i check stats on my county?
What do you think about 2013 Ford Fusion energi (plug-in hybrid) titanium trim?
You mentioned the 2009 Ford escape. Terror requires that car is not be more than 12 years old. Are you allowed to continue using a 2009 model after it's more than 12 years old? If so does that affect the insurance coverage if something were to happen during a guest trip and the car is more than 12 years old?
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Wow used car prices r mad in the US. I'm in the uk and u can easily buy a prius that's eligible to be put on turo for 5k
. thanks for all yhe great information! Learning a lot from your post Hosting my first car this week.
I thought that Touro only allowed cars that were no older than 12 years old. If I’m right, these cars would be too old to even be on the website.
Informative video! Thank you Aubrey. Question, how year do you recommend for the Mazda 2?
Starting my Turo adventure with my 2022 4runner! Excited to seeee how it goes!
Would a Ford Fiesta be good too? It’s comparable in price and rent to the Ford Fusion.
Yes, but be careful with the transmission. Fiestas have some bad transmission issues- I used to have a 14’ and it did really well
My wife has had a 2015 Hyundai Sonata for about 4 years and has not had any major issues. Also we drove it from Chicago to Vegas. Its been from Vegas to L.A. twice and Vegas to Phoenix
Is a camry too expensive? that is what I looking into but they are a lot more expensive than the yaris and corolla
Hi Aubrey, these cars can’t no longer go on turo anymore, they have to be over 2013