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I Rented A Car That's Arguably Totaled
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- I've driven some sketchy cars, most of them haven't been a legitimate rental. This Turo rental is an example of a car that really shouldn't be on the site.
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Lol it’s a Jeep. That bumper didn’t line up when it left the factory.
My family has three Jeep compasses I can confirm that. Only ones that I’ve seen the bumpers line up on is the wranglers and they don’t even have bumpers like that. Also on jeeps that rear joint he showed that wasn’t centered all the ones I’ve worked on they were never centered even at low mileage. So I’m assuming it’s supposed to like that
The guy renting out the car with 137k seems to be the smart one here, he's getting paid $70 a day for a $3k car! Its the one renting it that is in question for me...
@@Currancchs I completely agree, if it's bringing him the business, why should he get a car in better condition?
That steering wheel says 300k
Miles
Papawheelie - I was thinkin the same. That shows much more wear than the indicated mileage.
It's a Chrysler/FCA vehicle...you're lucky that the doors aren't falling off at that mileage, let alone the fact that it still runs
PapaWheelie I have an 05 grand Cherokee just like that. My steering wheel looks a million times nicer then that. Funny part is I have 230k miles on it
Mr Mopar 1202 - New Jersey scam alert, probably “Hurricane” Sandy totaled vehicle. A wheel like that means done car
That Jeep likely has many more than 137k miles.
the red stuff in the trunk is the blood of the last person who criticized this car.
The white stuff.... Well we are better off not knowing what that is.
For clarification the jeep is not the persons everyday car, it was purchased specifically to rent on turo. Also I consider a car totaled when the cost to repair it is greater than the cars value.
I agree it is definitely worn and has relatively high mileage especially for a rental service vehicle. To replace all of the bushing, and shocks/struts front and rear, the oil pan, and leaks... not to mention why the engine light is on is certainly more than the vehicle is worth. The interior is unnaceptable for any form of rental car. My opinion overall is this vehicle is about average for the mileage and areas it's been. That being said this vehicle should NOT be used in any form of rental service although i 100% feel if the owners of the vehicle sold it as is to someone the only unsafe thing i noticed was the suspension, bushings, and rear trailing arm.
Rob, sign your Nsx or Supra up on lyft. Take a look at the inspection sheet that they require be filled out and uploaded. Seems like Turo would benefit from a similar inspection requirement.
IMO Rob they bought it cheaply as possible to rent. Piece of junk SUV. For $75 a day they're ripping people off.
You don't consider a vehicle totaled if the cost of repair exceeds half the value, insurance companies do.. you aren't titling cars as salvage or cert of dest. This Jeep is just old and dirty, you can't file a claim over that. If your tow truck had a fender bender damaging the bumper and quarter panel, you would consider it totaled based on it's closest blue book value?
I suspected that and i wonder if there is a limit to the number of cars an individual can put on turo. Obviously there's no inspection before they can list it.
How is 70 dollars a day a good deal in the first place
for a Jeep damn good
I'm thinking it's because of where he lives. I agree to my Ohio wallet it looks expensive. A beat up jeep from a local rental place around here would be 50 tops.
for a disgusting car?
I got a 911 for $20 more a day in LA.. he got ripped off.
chad haire no its not!
Today we learn that Mr. spaghetti takes 20 days to edit a video
WoKe J CoLE more like jimbo
Dude wtf.....? Seriously, you need help.
207522 what?
Apparently 207522 missed the beginning of the video when Rob stated that it was Super Bowl Sunday. Don’t worry J Cole, the rest of us got your joke!
Today I found out you watch the same channels as me.
*Robs just salty because his car got denied for turo and this pile didnt..*
Sadly not as salty as the underside of the Jeep.
Was going to say this but he makes a valid point because of his title status he got denied for a perfectly safe vehicle but this death trap has a clear title and it gets through turos systems
@@boxedfender4810 not even close to a death trap, this car should not be rented sure, but it seems like a normal daily driver. fix the wobble, throw an oil pan on it and drive it. who cares about door dings on a high milage rusty jeep.
@@blaiseflegg5573 after reading this I admit death trap was a bit far...fixer upper or project might be a bit more accurate and for the record it probably has fewer flaws than my daily tho I won't call it safer than my daily in anyway
its a 3000 truck that needs more than 3000 dollars worth of work vs the nsx although with a rebuilt title is a much cleaner car hes simply pointing out a flaw in the system that turo uses
This is just a normal Chrysler vehicle owned by a normal person.
I disagree. My 1999 cherokee is in a much better condition than this, with 160k miles. Its mechanically sound (no the entire suspension hasnt been re-built) and the entire is in fantastic condition. Chrysler is not to blame here, its the previous owner. You can find a any vehicle from any company from any year in just as shitty condition.
@@rwduece122those were nice when they came out, and used until maybe a decade ago. But if you think it's nice now, then I'm guessing you garage it and don't live anywhere with roadsalt and/or never drove it in the winter
SirBudrick live in Colorado Springs, got 6 inches yesterday, sits outside and I daily drive it. Just took it on the highway and cruised at 80 mph just fine. The only thing that doesn’t work is the power door locks. It’s all about the owner, shitty owner ship leads to a shitty vehicle.
@@rwduece122 You do any kind of undercarriage treatments on that bad bear? I live in Upstate New York and had one done on my Jimmy. Shit is wonderful. They spray this like oily sandy shit all over the bottom of the vehicle and you just avoid doing undercarriage washes until after the winter ends. After that it starts to just sort of come off on its own from the heat and regular car washes. It's basically like a tar goo that catches all the salt and shit and keeps it from ever contacting the metal. Something to consider if you have an older vehicle that maybe didn't come with the best manufacturer's rust protection.
@@Thezuule1 Haven't done any specific undercarriage treatmeants aside from making sure everything was painted when we got it. That seems to work just fine for Colorado, we get a lot of slush and slow, but its a very dry climate, so once the snow is gone, the moisture is gone, thankfully.
U-Haul is $19.95 a day and they're open everyday
NIAtoolkit its more like 50 bucks after gas and fees
U-Haul charges an additional per-mile fee with no "free miles". Turo's charges are renter's prerogative, but typically include generous "free miles". Therefore, if you expect to drive dozens of miles a day, that $19.95 can quickly exceed a typical Turo rental.
U-Hauls are expensive AF once you factor all the fees and everything they charge you with.
U-haul might be the one place that rents vehicles in worse condition.
🤣
I think people are confusing totalled by insurance terms and totalled by flipped three times and catching on fire terms.
That car was definitely totaled by insurance terms. It would cost way more to fix it than it was worth.
@@Dangerwiggles you could fix that damage for all of 300 bucks . Most of it is scratches
@@Mharve 1. You assume every scratch could buff out.. repainting would be well over 1k
2. Replacing the suspension parts at a shop would easily run several hundred. Repairing the interior and cleaning the entire vehicle would be another hundred + not to mention possible engine issues.
You're insane.
I Paid spoken like a keyboard mechanic, I can tell you myself as a DIY car restorer, that’s totaled. I would not waste my money on that pile of garbage.
@Jeremy R You're an idiot then. I had a car totaled out simply from hail damage. It was still drivable, it was souly cosmetic, and it was still totaled by insurance... if you claim all of the damage.
My Jeep has been totaled for years and I didn't even know...
It probably came off the production line totaled.
@@Redslayer86 Yea that's what happens when you buy a rebadged Fiat
@@kzero1499 BS. That generation Grand Cherokee was / is actually a Mercedes M-class underneath. They shared the entire platform, with some suspension and drivetrain components.
Make of it what you will...
@@alfisti93 What? I was talking to OP not referring to the video, read the fuckin context lol
Kzero everything u just said makes no sense
70 a day for that?
Did you pay in crack?
Turo in New Jersey, what did you expect? At least it wasn't stolen.
It's a Jeep an old Jeep and it's in NJ ,, what did you honestly expect..
Zebatata;;;;;LOL--!!!-☆
I live in New Jersey and where I live the average take-home for families is $485,000 combined just like every other state you're going to have nice places and bad places
Haha Somewhat true. I'm in NJ and there are plenty of great cars on Turo. I routinely check the app for new and interesting cars. Jeeps specifically are all over the app, so I'm surprised that Rob couldn't find a newer model year for similar cost. $70/day is way too high for this pile.
Are you sure it wasn't stolen?
This is an average person car who doesn’t take great care of the car but doesn’t crash it and has someone change the oil every bit. It’s not anywhere close to totaled, it’s just not worth much. I’d think half the cars in the world are in this condition
Greg exactly
Pretty much what I was thinking.
Idk what u saw but it looked like they crashed It a few time
Yeah it's had some paint work and shit but this is by no means totalled.
The jeep is worth about 4k and thats buy here pay here price . In plastic alone a shop would want at least 1500 to sort out. New oil pan probably another 500 at a cheap shop. Shocks, multiple bushings, seemingly several seals. What exactly would keep this from being written off by the insurance companies? ....this is AT BEST a straight to wholesale vehicle. To the point of ' I bet 50% of cars are like this' ...you're probably right. There are undoubtedly millions of cars on the road that are this under maintained. What a scary thought.
CEL are an automatic de-list on Turo. You should message customer support and get a refund and another rental right away.
True that
What is CEL?
Check Engine Light?
Absolutly! They should also have a Turo inspector(they don't exist as far as I know) make a list of work and cleaning that needs to be done before it is brought back for re-inspection. While I do not know of the existence of any Turo inspectors I wouldn't mind being a back-up inspector. The inspectors should also rate the car, perhaps internally strictly for Turos usage.
To be fair the CEL is on over the gas cap which just means it’s not on tight or screwed in wrong, but the filth of the car itself should disqualify it.
As an owner of this same generation of Grand Cherokee, I can say that the fuel having gone down that much in 30 miles is pretty normal. The gas mileage is pretty abysmal.
EDIT: Also, that spot where it looked like a piece had been ripped out on the center console is where the 4WD switch should be
Sounds like someone’s getting ready to announce their own rental app.
Why would u rent that for $70 a day?
i dont know, i rented a convertable camaro ss with 7000 miles for 82$ a day once...
I rented a straight piped 6 speed STI in LA for 85$ and 400km lol
Rental cars are really expensive in NJ, especially close to NYC. $70/day is in line with a full size sedan from Hertz or Enterprise
@@SamSamSamSam1 hertz or enterprise will have a car thats at most a few years old and almost certainly not over 40,000 miles tho...
Sam B yeah but enterprise and hertz usually carry relatively new cars, not 138k mile beaters
As a detailer, this is very average. Most jeeps are way worse than that tbh
That's the truth right there. Didn't that make you just want to grab some soap and a brush on a drill and see if those would come out? lol And I'm not a real detailer. I just play at being one with my Turo cars.
I'm also a detailer. It wasn't that bad at all. That steering wheel isn't save-able though. 2 days ago, I had to do a full detail, on the most disgusting car I've ever seen. It was a Toyota Highlander, and there was petrified dog feces, meat bones, melted Skittles, and live maggots. I almost quit my job.
I drive with Uber and they required me to get my 2017 with 16,000 miles inspected at one of their service centers. Not even the 100 whatever point inspection from my dealership counted. I feel like a company that actually gives the keys to the renters should do the same.
Wants a cargo hauler
Rents a Jeep
Meanwhile at U- Haul.........
-Uhaul has left the chat
They give you new leased trucks for 20 bucks a day lol
Maybe there isn't any U-haul in the area. Finding pickups on Turo is pretty rare. One gal in PDX area has had a tough time renting out her F-150? Location Location though I suppose.
Someone left the fridge door open and spoiled the meatballs.
It's this s joke about the smell of death?
The dash said check gas cap. I’m pretty sure that’s what the check engine light was.
xRLxMayhem you never know though, trust me I worked on these cars. It could be that and a million other things hahahaha
It means there is a evap code
My car says check gas cap when there’s a big temperature change overnight and it never gets a check engine light
Robert Torres there is probably a very small leak that the car doesn’t detect normally but when there is a huge change the car detects a larger change in pressure in the tank and thinks or sees there is a leak
That engine light is probably just the gas cap. You could stick a scanner on it if you wanted but I bet that gas cap is just worn to hell.
"Not the most photogenic undercarriage"
If I had a dollar for every time I've heard that one...
My proctologist's "go to" phrase
Rob if that is arguably totaled never and I mean never come to Alaska. Every other car is totaled.
It was bad in 2010 when I left I can only imagine how bad it's gotten now that oil has flatlined
Probably true 😂😂
Scott Coyle it’s great now actually.
Do you guys even bother salting up there or do you just assume it's entirely FUBAR and just push through?
LOL up here in Ak? Yeah a lot of people just wreck their shit and leave it. Idk about every other car haha
What makes this thing totaled? I was expecting this to have been in a wicked bad accident and repaired poorly with extensive underlying damage. This just looks like an old jeep wearing out and showing its age??
I agree I was expecting the same thing the only thing that gets me is the amount of money he decided to pay for that jeep I wouldn't have paid more than $40 a day
If the cost to repair a car are larger than the cars value, I'd consider it totaled or at least scrap.
superspeedersRob yeah but it doesn’t need to be repaired because it still runs and drives. You would be amazed what people drive
It runs and drives, and is better shape than most vehicles on the road, at least in my area. Why should it be totalled?
By your logic at least half the cars on the road should be totalled. Why don't we all just jump into brand new vehicles. *rolls eyes*
He should see what I drive... This would be a welcome upgrade lol
Phil Swift here with FlexTape, that's a lot of damage!
I wouldn’t think Turo is strictly dictating what they will or won’t allow. I could all but guarantee it’s the insurance company Turo uses that says no on rebuilds. And it makes sense. Insurance companies give owners harder times with rebuilds.
Exactly, from my experience cars with Re-Built titles are nearly impossible to get full insurance on.. the same probably goes with the people that provide Turo insurance.
Elliot Davis the car industry is going to shit tbh dealers won’t work on anything older than 10 years old you can’t get a loan on older vehicles which I believe is also the ten year rule I had a 2002 Chevrolet Silverado and an insurance company told me the won’t give me full coverage because it’s older than 10 years I can’t imagine what a nightmare a rebuilt title car would be
For the age of that jeep and the fact that it is in the northeast with the salt that is in pretty normal shape.
fake news ^^
Is this the new normal. Disgusting rustbuckets just because you live in the north
How is it that xj's hold up more than these wk's? I see plenty of xj's from all eras that are in much better shape than this. Just sold a 220k 94 cherokee that was in much better shape than this, interior included. Im thinking its the people that own them, but im not sure.
If someone went through and replaced all the rubber and the oil pan on that thing it would be good for another 30,000 miles.
@@Thezuule1 Repairs at a shop would easily be over $1,000. This vehicle is barely worth $3,000 and you can make up 30k miles in a year or two... so not worth it.
For what its worth: Someone in my family has this Jeep as a 3ltr diesel with about 110-120k miles on it. Drives like a boat but otherwise - not a single major mechanical or electrical issue. Just the A/C needs some recharging and the steering wheel has one layer peeling off.
I hate this car from a car enthusiasts point of view, but it runs just fine. You might have caught a really poorly maintained example which is still far from being "totaled".
Someone cracked that gas cap and initiated that CEL.
Today Mr. Spagetti borrows someones rotten meatball.
That broke thing is a 4 wheel drive button
The Low-range lever to be specific.
The underside of that Jeep just shows why you shouldn’t buy cars from up North.
Joshua williams this is why I love living in California
If you still have it. you’d be surprised how capable it is off road. Front and rear limited slip differentials. Zero drama off road. (New grand cherokees only have read lsd.) However that oil pan is concerning. Have fun
It's a Jeep in New Jersey. What did you expect??
"Came through drippin' (drip drip)
Came through drippin' (drip drip)
Came through drippin' (drip drip)
The fluids in the Jeep keep drippin'."
"check Engine light is on"
Dashboard: Check gas cap
Yea, the engine light will come on for gas cap sensor. Had that happen to me in my 2013 Dodge. Super easy fix too. Go to a place, buy a new gas cap for $12 US, put it on in 10 seconds, the light goes away. Good for another 100k miles.
Props to Rob for including the inspection in the same video, most car youtubers, even some of my favourites such as car throttle would have stretched the content Mr Spaghetti gave us in this 12 minute video in 2x 10min videos. 🍝👍
Rebuilt titles are insurance nightmares that's why they dont do it Rob.
What is or how to tell if u see a rebuilt title? Thanks
@@stinky3shoes491 Rebuilt titles are cars that have been in accidents or stolen and "totaled" by their insurance companies. This would normally be listed in bold letters on the face of your title.
@@TheRealKidTrill thanks for the info !
RUclips: new video by Superspeedersrob
I rented a car that was arguably totaled
Me: well done Mr. Spaghetti man, you’ve won the next 12 minutes and 48 seconds of my time.
I see what you're saying about the condition, but I have the same Jeep and it has 155k miles and looks about the same as that one. It's pretty typical for those rigs with over 100k miles and used in the harsh winters
I have the same jeep! 05 with 140k miles. I couldn't believe anyone would rent my car for $70 a day. 12.7mpg
Ha just found this car on turo 90% of the comments are negative lol
If it truly is the same car, now You can't defend Turo because Turo is allowing it to stay on the platform. Which is annoying to me because they demanded my Subaru get a "safety" inspection because........I had the dealer replace the engine when a guest blew it up.
The price of that particular just went up a whole $75 from this video
No such thing as bad publicity yo.
Okay so for your comment about gas....Jeeps are notorious for terrible gas mileage mine moves a qtr tank from a 30 mile drive. The check engine light is on because it’s missing a gas cap. Happens all the time. The suspension is for sure clapped happens to all grand cherokees after 120k, but that steering wheel 😷🤮 that’s disgusting at least have the decency to put a steering wheel cover on it before renting it out.
Vincenzo thanks man! The Grand Cherokees can be nice unfortunately most the owners just don’t take care of them
I think Rob is just a little spoiled and out of touch with reality, and what normal working class people drive.
dropinbiking92 I agree I have always viewed him as the “spoiled rich guy complaining about things he thought he was entitled too” pretty much all of his videos are like this, but I stay tuned in for the rare occasional videos where he gives business and life advice
Vincenzo hey, any maintenance and love is better than none and will help you get the most life out of her. Get her back to a clean bill of health and make it your own as long as you love it that’s all that matters
@@dropinbiking92 - It's not about what "normal" people drive. People can drive whatever they want to drive. But, if you do drive a rolling turd, don't rent it out to people! Or, if you do, at least have the decency to wipe the steering wheel off and replace the oil pan and suspension bushings. Don't tell me you wouldn't be annoyed if you checked into a hotel room with filthy carpet, a plugged toilet, and stained mattress. This is like that.
Points out the check engine light and fails to realize it’s a gas cap warning
You should see some of jeeps rollin around in Tennessee that ones is a nice one lol
The oil pan isn't a big deal. Sure they'll get rusty and leak but then the oil stops them from rusting any further. Never ever seen or heard of one totally failing and dumping all the oil out. I've driven on ones much worse than that. Those bushings are fine, no large cracks yet. On their way out, sure, but not dangerous. Used bumpers run about $250 color matched, and no they're not going to be perfect. Who cares when you've got a 15 year old jeep?
I think Rob is just a little spoiled and out of touch with reality, and what normal working class people drive.
Most around where I live drive clapped-out 90’s Chevys! My 2008 Dodge Ram 1500 is considered a luxury vehicle still where I live in rural Missouri!
@Blank. Says the dude that swipes by the McDonald's dollar menu for dinner. "Up YoUr StAnDaRdS"
That's not the point of this video, though. Rob said that all of the wear is fine, and it's par the course when you consider the mileage. He's just flabbergasted that Turo would allow such a car to be rented out.
***Classified***
Oh yes. That oil pan will let loose. See it all the time.
Avis and budget open on Sundays
Should definitely be a mandatory inspection. Just got back from a trip and used Turo. Truck had a similar vibe to the jeep, would be nice to know what you’re dealing with before you’re on a mountain road.
It's a 10 year old 4x4 Jeep that's been used as a rental up north in the salt belt. I'm amazed it's still alive and running. The biggest surprise of this entire video was that the interior was in as good of condition as it was. Most of the time, you get a gray carpet that's been matted down and turned solid/dark brown with dirt and muck. Seats with more foam exposed than upholstery, door panels and arm rests with dirt/skin oils caked on, etc.
"This is what they let you rent on turo"
*turns camera around, sees a jeep*
AHHHH oh you meant it has damage
buddy, this is pre-historic jeep. for $140 and 2 days you got ripped off...….
To be fair, that’s about the shape that every non-Wrangler Jeep seems to be in
Rob, considering the cars age.. this is normal! And you should have brought a scan tool and see what codes the truck was throwing
Has it occured to him that most cars get driven until they're literally falling apart and can't be made to run? I guess he's never ventured that deep into the 7th and 8th hand used market.
Damn, I cringe whenever I see the underside of cars from the east. You just don't see that stuff out here in the west.
Mr. Spaghetti complains the meatballs he got are rotten
I do inspections for Uber regularly and this car would fail on multiple points. The control arms are shot, you can see where the control arm actually flops around and inpacts the bushing which means you whole wheel is moving front to back in the wheel well as youre driving. The shocks are blown out,. The rear pinion seal is leaking all over and keep in mind the rear diff doesnt hold that much diff fluid, so when that dries out and over heats the rear axle can lock up while your driving. This is way beyond basic maintenance and the owner should be ashamed and liable for renting out this car.
Should have taken it to Carmax to see what they would give you for it. LOL!
probably 17 dollars
They should set a mileage limit, not sure how you could prove the mileage though.
That would be stupid. Most vehicles can be in much better condition after 500k miles.
Turo will not let you on at +120k. This vehicle was posted before that.
The car from Turo is a 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited 4x4. According to its vehicle history report it has a clean title and $5,250 of retail value. It has 137K actual mileage. It has never been totaled and it has never been in an accident. Maybe the damage should have been reported to Carfax. Possibly hidden damage there?
Turo relys on guest to report bad cars. If you report this experience they will suspend said car until its had a inspection from a dealer
Today Mr. Spaghetti gets upset about getting someone else's overcooked meatballs from a restaurant
thats gorden ramsey
Don't be upsetti have some spaghetti
Did you see the sway-bar disconnected and hanging there at 10:34?
335i101 where?
It's clearly connected to the end link if you look.
It's not disconnected it has a tiny upper link, it's black and hard to see because the camera moved too fast.
alelokox88 Aha, slowed it down and paused it, you’re right!
And here I thought I had found a legitimate safety item for the spaghetti monster....
nick I was wrong, it is connected, just hard to see. This is the last time I eat, listen to the wife, watch Rob, and try to identify suspension issues.
Rob is the sort of a guy who holds a bowl of ice cream he’s eating with an oven mit on his hand so it doesn’t get cold.
Some enterprises are open on Sunday. It just depends on how big the branch is or what area the branch is in, but most are only open on Saturday. Or you can go to the closest airport with rentals and you'll be able to get a car on Sunday. Just something to think about in the future
This is just a fiat. Jeep has been dead for a long time.
Rob you should wear disposable gloves when driving that.
Also burn all of your clothing.
Ashish Patel that’s a Jeep before fiat took over lol the new ones are a Jeep van combo lol
@@Floreypottery the new ones are still the same platform as the one in the video, just updated a lot.
That jeep is a good reliable strong truck. Its not the jeeps its the owners not taking care of it
Leightspeed not the Renegade though it’s the same car as the Fiat 500L or whatever the 4 door is.
@@whocares5188 Just Empty Every Pocket.
No such thing as a strong Jeep
"I'm not trying to trash someones here" damn gotta love watching him frustrating every video, his life must be so boring
That secondary hood latch is designed so that the force of closing the hood forces the latch into the position that holds the hood down.
Those suspension bushings aren't a big deal. Pretty much anything of that age is going to have such irregularities. Rusting oil pans don't just suddenly gush all their oil out. They develop a pinhole which causes a really slow leak and the leaking oil actually inhibits the rust in those areas.
Overall, much better than a lot of the junk I have driven over the years. That jeep didn't even have great big rust holes in its floor pan. It is what you have to drive when you have not a lot of $$$$. Somehow I got by on such vehicles, and I drive like 23,000 miles a year.
Very true. Agree.
There is a couple Rental companies around me. That have like a Store Rules. If a customer complains about some sortof sound or feels weird. It goes for a lengthy inspection period and then for Repairs or tune up if needed if Car is under 110k Miles. Over 110k miles, Depending on type of car and if repair is worth it, like will add value to do so. The car will go to auction or unsafe ones will just be sold to junkyards.
I love you Rob!!
My dad rented a Ferrari in Las Vegas and it was so dirty and the interior was all ripped and torn
Comment King not surprised
Comment King reference to his old vid?
Is your dad's name Rob Feretti?
@@Isaac86557 no it was like 3yrs ago for his bday
@@dominicpersuitte4194 what company was it through?
Holy shit that’s a death trap m8😮🤬. A wise man once said “always pay for the best you can afford “. Glad you made it to edit this video 🤯
Mister spaghetti runs off the road chasing after a meatball and totals somebody's Rent-A-Wreck.
Dude, you could have rented a standard size SUV (Nissan Rogue) from Hertz for a lot less than that.
Honestly that's pretty snobby of you to say that's totaled. I would fix the suspension and daily drive it. My daily driver is way worse.
I thought it was pretty snobby as well until he showed the underside of the car and the damage it has. Even if you ignore the rough exterior, the suspension being in the shape that it is and the oil pan having flex indicate that the car likely needs a lot of work to just be in acceptable condition. If someone gave me this car and I had the time to just do the work on my own I may fix it, but it would really matter how rotted the frame is. The pan having that kind of flex is worrying, as it generally holds better than the frame would.
I mean my daily has a bent frame so even if it takes rusty I would drive it. Lol
But I'm also not renting my car out so it's a little different.
@@ilikeboost4764 The not renting it out is a big part of it. You're not putting other people in your car for profit, or at very least I would hope that you're not.
Having a rough car is something that most people go through at some point in their life. Learning what makes a car reliable and worth the time and what is just a waste of time is something that comes with experience.
The Jeep he rented is a waste of time to fix. By the time you fix what is wrong, something else will be wrong. The labor cost and the parts out weight the cost of replacing the vehicle with a better version it itself.
AfroZenPizza absolutely but it's not totaled.
Dings and scratches, some worn out surfaces, that hardly totals a vehicle.
Robs going crazy.
That broken piece next to the shifts is the switch for 4lo gas milage sucks in those Cherokees and commanders since it's fill time 4wd and they're heavy AF. I only got about 240to 270 miles out of a full tank in my commander on highway. The leather is a common issue on the driver seat.
I had one of those but it was a diesel one
flex seal, good for another 100,000
As a Turo owner with 7 cars on the platform.
First. That's a rental, bumps and scratches happen.
Second. The vehicle must be below 120k miles or will not be allowed on, just like the salvage title.
Third. Turo relies on the renters to report check engine lights and such. Once reported Turo requires an inspection and/or mechanic bill.
Initially i thought Rob was badmouthing someone's jeep but yeah, i'd have to agree. That Jeep has no right to be on Turo. It's a beater car that hasn't been maintained in the slightest. I'd be different if it were a $25 a day rental Toyota Yaris. $150 for 2 days to drive someone's incredibly beat and abused Jeep is a total sham.
Okay.
I'm sorry it's not an immaculate 2019 range rover with 400 miles on it. That vehicle was probably on turo as well, but they wanted $800/day for it and only included 20 miles/day with a $2.75 fee per mile after that.
I've rented two vehicles on turo, both were immaculate. However, I also knew exactly what I was looking for and what I was renting. I didn't look for the cheapest 2003 corolla or w/e I could find and rent that and be disappoint.
Its not cheap, that car shouldnt be $140 for two days. I can rent a brand new jeep from a local spot for cheaper. The car is in bullshit condition. Yeah we get your joke, robs a spoiled little girl. Hes not complaining about getting cloth seats and he wanted leather. It had body damage, check engine light, stains, missing interior pieces, broken interior pieces, etc. Hes not being a baby here, that car should be in some dudes driveway, not for rent, or atleast not for that price.
@@gangsterdisciple759 This jeep is $44/day if you go look on turo for yourself, I just did. Turo adds a 7.24 fee/day on top of that, and then you can get insurance if you wish. If you decline insurance it's 102.49 for 2 days. That's for week days..it's 5/day more during the weekend which would bring the total to 113.28 if you rent it 2 weekend days and decline insurance. You can find a brand new grand cherokee for cheaper than that? please provide proof.. Hackensack (which is where this jeep is located and Rob rented it) enterprise says 154.09 for 2 days with a standard suv, which you have really no idea what vehicle that will be.
Rob should have went that route or just found a nicer vehicle on turo (which there are many) for a couple dollars more a day. But no, he found the cheapest thing and then decided to complain about it. If he would have read the reviews on that vehicle he would see that others have said in the past that it's in rough shape. I'm actually thinking he rented it on purpose just to shit on this guy and make a video 'oh turo sucks..come rent one of my cars for $1500/day with a $10k security deposit and 100 'free' miles'.
Spaghetti joke
WHEEEEEZEE
The service could easily have a simple nation-wide inspection checklist requirement from any ASME certified shop to prevent most of this stuff. It would also encourage people who are looking to buy a vehicle specifically for renting on their platform to get the car inspected before they buy further reducing this issue.
Further, they could encourage shops with some sort of preferred inspector status in a given locale and some sort of financial incentive (this could be as simple as your shop is the only shop in that locale that Turo will accept inspections from if you'll do it for a set price) to reduce the cost of getting the inspections.
I imagine they currently don't do this for some sort of liability reasons, but the first lawsuit that comes through from someone dying in an unsafe rental will likely change that policy as "the title was clear" won't likely be an adequate defense to a jury.
In today’s video we hear about how robs rebuilt spaghetti was denied but the beat up meatball was approved
You could most likely get a refund from Turo, they’re pretty good with that. This car is a POS. I don’t know how this car is on Turo, they usually don’t let stuff like this slide.
Jeep dodge Chrysler are all JUNK
fiat for you
Really not in bad shape considering it is a 14 year old rental vehicle.
all american cars are junk
Do some more research. Ever heard of Toyota frame recalls? How about Honda transmission and timing chain recalls? Or the new Honda Accord electrical system problems? I never had a single issue other than rocker rust with my 2008 Dodge Ram 1500 4.7 Magnum v8, automatic transmission, with over 325,000 miles. Haul 5,000 to 7,000 lbs. daily with it for my landscape company as well. Just kept the trans. fluid changed every 40,000 miles, and oil every 5,000 and it just keeps running! Never let me down yet! Try getting that kind of reliable out of a Nissan Titan, Toyota Tundra, or the gay minivan Honda calls a truck without putting a lot of money into water pumps, timing belts, and dealing with a crap ton of frame rust. Really, I think the only other half ton pickup that could do it is Chevy or Gmc, but than again, never seen a 5.0 Ford with issues either!
bandz No you mean all you can afford is junk cars and you are bitter about it.
Today Chef Ferretti shows us how to detect a spoiled meatball. Someone pasta him the buck on this one.
I resubbed because looks like you’re posting entertaining stuff! Glad to be back rob!
So you rent a super budget car and you get a super budget car Wait hold on here is my shocked face.
$70 a day is nowhere near a super budget car tf
I rented a 2017 caravan with less than 50k for half of what he paid to rent that. If I showed up & they stuck me in a clapped out Jeep with 130k on the clock, someone would've gotten bit.... that's all I'm saying
Most Jeeps won't even make it as long as that hooptie.
Ozzstar not true mine has 230,000 miles on it, much better shape tho
Ever seen rural-route mail Jeeps? They are just a Wrangler with a right hand drive conversion most of the time, but most make it well over 300,000 miles with no issues. Also, the 2nd generation 4.7 V8 (2008 and up) are pretty good engines! I have a 2008 Dodge Ram 1500 with a 4.7 Magnum V8, with over 325,000 miles on it, and I haven’t done anything to the engine other than oil changes and spark plugs. Rock solid reliable vehicle still, and the 545rfe automatic transmission has been just as reliable! Just kept the fluid changed every 40,000 miles.
My 1998 ZJ grand Cherokee 4.0 has 325.000 on the odometer and is still going strong, no oil leaks and starts right up the first time
Great video , very informative and helpful to people like me who have to rent cars quite often. I also was glad to have the pleasure to help Gotham Super Cars at an event in Phoenix a few years back. You guys run a professional operation and the crew was cool as hell to work with!!
I hope Turo see this, you are right to point these faults out, I'd be upset if a family member rented that.
😢 and someone like me would feel blessed to have that nice of a Jeep..
Jeeps are junk shoot for a Honda
toro shouldnt allow cars over 100k miles or what ever on their service.
There are a lot of vehicles that are in great shape at the 100k mile mark. It really depends a lot on the owner and how they chose to maintain the vehicle. I've owned at least one car with 360k miles that was in better shape than that Jeep. Grand Maquis that had spent it's life in MI winters. It had some minor issues with clear coat and some small touchups on the hood from rock chips. It had some rust, but nothing major. Cars are amazingly robust when the owner has any pride in what they own.
Pretty sure when I checked they have a limit of 120k. Not sure if they ever follow up after a car is listed.
Back in 1981 or '82, when I was 11 or 12, the neighbors down the street who we used to carpool with got burglared and the thiefs stole their car out of the garage. They rented a car from a chain called Ugly Duckling which used some old cars. The car they got was a '77 Plymouth Fury ex-police car. It even had the holes filled in where the antenna was on the right side quarter panel and holes on the roof where the light bar was. It was very weak as well; definitely did not feel like a 440 (even a heavily smogged one). I do believe there is a market for renting out beat up cars, but not for $75/day.
The splitting seat is quite common as the WK jeeps get older. The "leather" seats is just the darker part in the middle of the seat, the rest is vinyl... for like a $3500 option it was a ripoff. The air fresheners were likely to combat a funky smell from the leaking sunroof that plagues these jeeps. The hood latch is just flat out poor owner maintenance, a short spray of lithium grease before winter every year will keep it working properly. The electronics exposed on the center console is the 4WD hi/low selector, I can't even fathom how that would be damaged like that.
I own a 2006 Grand Cherokee, I'm not surprised to see most of these issues. Great vehicles that don't age well when neglected. Mine has been pretty good for 130k miles but it's starting to show it's age.