Turo Just Permanently Unlisted One Of My Vehicles!! (Must Watch)
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bro you literally had multiple over heating issues with a car over 200k miles. i makes perfect sense its actually like they told you its unreliable. its just time to replace it.
@@cliffwilson4057 their own way will reflect negatively on the business with bad reviews. Keep your cars as new as possible. Anything older than 5 years old is not good especially when the miles are high
@@moneymakingmitch huh? I don't have old cars
@@cliffwilson4057 Not you I'm speaking of the guy in the video. Nobody should be renting a 2016 in 2024
@moneymakingmitch lol lol 😆 😂 🤣. Well hey the customers seem to be okay with it so I'm guessing in his mind is if it ain't broke why fix it. I would only say that I personally would never rent a vehicle that old with that much mileage for 💯 dollars 💸 💵 💲 a day. That's my personal preference but Tony has the trips and clients to back up his rental process. We can say or think what we want but at the end of the day it's working well for him overall.
@@cliffwilson4057 stand for something or fall for anything. Don't clean it up just because you wouldn't do it. Just as a person I wouldn't fell right putting someone in that type of car. Having a lot clients or not doesn't mean anything. After a car is maxed out get rid of it and get a newer one. Being proactive in business is everything
After hearing about the 3 instances where guests had to get the vehicle towed due to the same overheating issue, I understand Turo point. Might be best to sell it.
Yeah but the 3 instances was all different times, different issues, plus it only have to be towed twice, not 3 times, and the problem was fixed and been on multiple trips since then with no issues!
@@TonyLuxuryCarsit’s not worth arguing with these people. They actually think cars don’t break down lol I wonder how they get through life oh wait most or them still live with pops.
@@TonyLuxuryCars you aren't seeing the bigger picture and that's the issue, customers is what makes this platform money, if a first time customer try's turo and has a bad experience with a car, such as this one that was not Reliable for that customers trip would said what's the chances of that customer coming back to, too book another trip on turo, maybe they will seek out turos competition avis / budget / enterprise, the car they want customers to keep using the platform therefore in there eyes customers that have had multiple issues with this car and its high mileage, they dont want to prevent another customer possible having a bad trip. just place yourself in the customer shoes, Sell the car buy a newer lower mileage car and move on.
Seems like that car has been good to you.. and you’ve made your money sell and buy another and get back on the grind 💯💪🏾❤️
Thanks! I might just do that but I still owe money on the vehicle and plus there was no heads up or warning from Turo!
200K is pretty high for a rental. I would not want to rent a vehicle with that much miles.
Okay you could rent a vehicle that is newer or have less miles or less trips, some people care about the miles on a vehicle, some people don't, to each it's own!
I wouldn't rent that or take that out of town just sell it flip it & get another vehicle
I said the same thing, I wouldn't rent a vehicle with that much mileage either
@@TonyLuxuryCars not hating or anything, I watch all your vids. Better to sell it and move on
Whose looking at the mileage? If it works and is clean and it's a rental. 2016 means miles and probably a little less costly
I'd rent it with no problem. But to each it's own.
Keep your head up man. Sounds really frustrating. I dealt with someone cancelling this morning and ditching the vehicle because it was "unsafe" come to find out they were driving it with the parking brake on! Man. People think this job is easy lol. Keep going brother 👊
Right! Thank you!
Wouldn’t be surprised if turo took the customers side.
@@TonyLuxuryCars sooner or later Tony, you going to realize that you’re going to be more profitable and you won’t have to worry about unexpected unfortunate situations like this when you go private. At the end of the day, TURO makes the rules and they’re going to do what they wanna do because, you’re on their platform it’s like that with all of them Ebay, Amazon, Shopify, etc. I hope you’re able to get out of the vehicle if you choose to sell it and upgrade to a newer model of that Dodge Durango and still be profitable with the upgrade. God bless and good luck!
It’s frustrating but I have learned they rarely reverse their decisions. I say sell it and move on while it still has value
Yeah that's what I'm going to do! Thanks!
no 10-minute video talking about dumb stuff he gets Stright to the point
Right! Thanks!
A hater reported. Keep moving forward, you got this!
Right what you said! Thank you!
This is how u should try to start your private rentals
Yeah I'm thinking about it!
I actually do turo & private rentals some of turo rules I don't agree with so I start building Private rental clients.
Dodge vehicles are notoriously unreliable and not known for their longevity. The car in question has had 3 different incidents of overheating in less than 6 months. I really like your channel and your hustle but I do think Turo is correct and has a right to take off vehicles they deem not appropriate to continue being listed. Seems to me your time and efforts would be better spent focusing on moving forward versus fighting this decision. In terms of renting a car with 200k miles, I would gladly rent a Toyota/Honda/Acura/Lexus with those miles. I would definitely not trust a Dodge. With all do respect that’s all just my humble opinion. Hopefully the car is paid off, it would be best to sell it. Good luck!
100% agree. If I were Tony, I'd just sell that vehicle, take the money and replace it with another lower mileage SUV. Lots of money to be lost here if he fights this case with Turo and keeps that high mileage Dodge. Waste of time.
Yes I have a Dodge Jeep now and it continuously burns oil or leaks!
Well at least you have a new daily lol keep doing your thing king , I’m praying for you 🤝💪🏻
Thank you! But I don't need or want a new daily!
Brother I've said this multiples times. REMOVE UNLIMITED MILES.
No that is my trademark and brand!
Noooo
Tony, appreciate you dropping this video.
Both of my cars got delisted, no check engine light or tire issues, just had Tune ups done on both a month ago. Turo reason is BS. I called Turo and yep said this affecting some 2000 cars. I paid cash for my 2cars and just bought a third for the platform, but not doing it now, feel bad for those that financed cars and now have no income to offset that expense.
Cold move by Turo not caring about the host.
They will keep purging and hurting host. They should given Host a chance to rectify issue and grandfathered the good cars like your Durango. Done with Turo
Horrible way to treat their Host.
Yes I completely agree with you!
Honestly that car probably should be unlisted
Why do you feel that way?
Tony, in the future when you get the run-around, contact your resident/business state's AG, and the AG of the state that Turo is registered in and file a formal complaint. You'd be surprised the sense of urgency this instills. Also, with the FTC banning non-competes (as if they gave anyone a leg to stand on in the first place lol), promote your private business with every rental you get through Turo. Make a business card or flyer that explains how much Turo takes from you and how much it would be appreciated if the rental was direct. Good luck!
Wow thank you for this information!
Toni I'm always on your side but in this case, 3 overheating issues for guest and over 200K miles, it's time to remove this vehicle from your fleet and sell it and replace it with a more reliable car. Think about it from a business standpoint, if you were Turo, it would be in their best interest. Let it go, cut it loose, sell it and move on and find your next profitable vehicle.
3 times for the same issue is pretty high. You fixed it though. I think they should send you a warning, that if the vehicle goes down for the same issue again you won’t be able to list it than. Otherwise I don’t think they are very unreasonable.
Yes I agree!
The problem with high mileage vehicles is the wear and tear on everything you didn't mention. The overheating was supposed to be the universe warning you to do deeper maintenance especially on something with that high amount of miles. The water pump failure is almost notorious in most cars after 100K miles, leaking radiator same thing wear and tear over prolonged use. I also didn't hear you say you replaced the suspension (shocks, struts, control arms, sway links,etc) , changed potential engine seals that may have deteriorated, done your plugs and potentially the injectors, etc. Break pads tires and oil changes are the absolute minimum of vehicle maintenance and I just went through this issue with another All-star host, 150K miles on an Escalade but the car ran extremely poor. As soon as I hit 70 MPH you could tell the wheels weren't balanced, alignment was off, although no lights were on the car it didn't necessarily run smooth, these things all matter and an oil change and new tires won't fix that.
Okay I hear exactly what your saying but why would I replace any of those parts if it's working fine no issues? If it ain't broke don't fix it! I always do oil change, replaced brakes, tires, alignment, etc but why replace any parts that are currently still working with no issues? When the vehicle does break down and the part fails I replaced it right away to get it back on the road!
Yes. Chevy's aren't known for reliability. But you have to do proper fluid and oil changes/checks. I use Take 5 🛢️
@@TonyLuxuryCars it’s different when it’s a personal vehicle over fleet. I seen on another comment, you said unlimited miles is ya trademark, therefore maintenance should be your #1 priority. That includes preventive measures. When it’s a personal vehicle it’s cool to wait till it breaks to fix it. If YOUR car breaks on MY time, well now your refunding me as well as paying for my time, or depending on how you handled the situation I may take a comp vehicle instead.
My free advice (literally the blueprint, I’ll just explain it more for a fee) : check your fleet. See when parts (not just the big ones, anything that keeps the vehicle running!!) usually fail on your vehicles and replace them if close or over.
Paid advice : you can contact me privately.
Experience : FBO F30 that gets abused daily and goes on 2 hour long rides monthly. Only thing ever took me out was the drive belt. A basic maintenance item that was ready to be replaced.
Can’t expect to run these cars forever. At some point you have to sell cars in your fleet and get new ones. Just like enterprise and every other rental company. I’d recommend only have a car for like 1-3 years MAX
Yeah I know that! I already got new cars added to my fleet! But I didn't expect Turo to just unexpectedly unlisted this vehicle without any warnings or heads up!
I met you in austin for the power host summit and they just unlisted 2 of my chevys one I only listed on there and ran 2 times, then snoozed the listing
Wow that's crazy! Smh
Wow that sucks! Maybe you can try showing Turo the invoices for the mechanical work you got done. You fixed the problems and the vehicle is safe to drive
Yeah I already did that, they said it don't matter!
Time to start your own.
Yes you are right! Thanks!
You're a good businessman. And from that one time meeting you at the Summit I can see you're a really nice person too. This is time to start your own rental company and give this one on private rentals. When a door closes another opens. Don't sell it now that the problem is solved. The way I see it is now you have a car to do a side business with. Reach out to Max as he has the private rental game figured out to the science! Good luck!
Ok as a power host myself with allot of gripes about how turo is constantly removing tools to protect hosts or ensure that we’re our own bosses, you can’t even tell a guest they can’t go out of state which is honestly infuriating because they want us to act like a rental company without the responsibility of maintaining or care to understand the risk on us the host and even them by not allowing hosts to manage their risks such as not allowing out of state renters, and recently removing the request to book it’s becoming extremely difficult to manage our risks. They only care about getting as much renters as possible and that will reduce the type of quality hosts eventually because it gets expensive and this is not what turo was to be.
they should of at least asked for proof that the vehicle is fixed first or show their policy that shows if a vehicle is over 200k miles with various incidents as they said for permenant de-listing. The issue though is that renters sometimes trash your vehicle so they should at least see the history of why it overheated and give the advice of selling the car etc. Otherwise it’s up to the guest to accept to refuse if they so choose not turo itself.
Otherwise don’t stress it and sell the car and keep it moving.
As others have mentioned, it's time to go private with your older high-mileage rentals. I see Turo's side in that they are guarding their reputation. But I also see your side in that your cars are well maintained, but occasionally will have repair needs.
Yes your right, I agree! Thank you!
You see the crap he deals with on Turo? Private is 10000x worse.
Tony you need to stop offering the unlimited miles. I only offer 200 per day and all my vehicles are booked.
No I can't, that's my brand and trademark and I'm sticking to it!
He's probably in a saturated market and needs standout vehicles with unlimited mileage
200k is a whole lot for a Dodge. They are reliable high mileage vehicles. You should sell for sure.
Yeah I disagree, sorry!
Another thing they don’t take into consideration is the fact that people driver the ever living fok out of our cars and that extra stress makes things break pre maturely. If you submit proof that everything is fixed and current guests haven’t had problems, it’s totally out of line to permanently delist a car that we have spent lots of time and money maintaining. I only had one delisted a few months ago and I wasn’t affected by the recent round of delisting. I have around 1500 trips and it seems to be going downhill. Turo is certainly on a mission and I expect things to be evolving as we move forward. I have already been dealing with a search issue and I’d like to know if anyone else is affected. My revenue numbers are lower than average for this time of year and I can feel the reduced exposure. When I search using current location or an address near my cars or the address where my cars are packed for same day less than 24 hours, they are not in the results even with filters. Once I change the pickup time to more than 24 hours out, they all show up at the top of the list. I have been begging Turo to fix this for 2 months and nothings has been done. I’m being blown off. Anyone else?
Yes I completely agree with you!
I can understand your frustration, but yes, Turo has their rules in place for a reason. A car that has 200,000 miles, anything can happen to it at any given time and Turo won’t risk that or their reputation for one super host. I guess that’s just the way it works. I would unload it as quick as you can, get the most for it and pick up a slightly newer one maybe a 2019 or 2020. Good luck and great job with your business and the videos.
Thank you! But I disagree, anything can happen at any given time with any vehicles no matter the miles! I have other vehicles with 200,000 miles as well so no issues that are still listed on Turo!
Turo is trash now. I got into the business the same year as you and now it's complete garbage. Too many cars, people keep destroying them and the cars are not going out enough for a high enough daily rate to justify the expenses. Come October I'm leaving.
Yes I agree, it definitely has changed since I first started!
Yes and now they want required Instant Booking on poor guests!
@jamalallicock4114 I agree with you. I’m going to be watching the market now that we’re in the peak summer travel season. If shit doesn’t go well then I may be exiting the game myself. What city do you run your TURO business?
@@kennybrown931 I'm in the Toronto market.
They did that because last time they paid you out $10,000 and they don't want to take no chance on paying you out again for anything
Sir, I agree with Turo…not 1, not 2 but 3 over heatings…You just stroke out !! Just sell or trade in the car.
Yeah I disagree...3 over heating but over 6 months and multiple trips and miles in between, also 3 different issues and was fixed and showed proof with receipts! Also no heads up or warning or anything!
Love the content ! Just confused why you just can’t sell it ? Get another one with the money
Thank you! I can sell it or trade it in but I still owe money on the vehicle! Plus that's not really point, Turo blindsided me but unlisted this vehicle out of nowhere!
You can still sell it if you owe money or trade it in 💪🏿
When life hands you lemons, you gunna make lemonade. Them haters gonna make haterade
Facts! Your right about that!
If one of my cars has 2 mechanical issues, I would immediately sell and delist it myself. It is not worth the hassle. I think Turo did you a favor Tony. Look at the bright site.
No not really, that's you, if one of my cars have mechanical issues, I'm getting it fixed right away so I can start renting it back out, I can't make any money if the car is just sitting!
You failed - 200k miles - you have to replace thermostat - hoses - pump all plastic bits on the cooling system.
If it failed 3 times for the same issue and you didn’t learn then it’s most likely it will happen again.
I don’t blame Turo
I disagree!
I do this on all of my cars that are 10 year old - thermostat housing - pump belts ( hoses if they are feeling good when you touch them I leave them alone but if they feel weird - replacing them with new.
I wish they sent you warning that after the next complaint form renter it will be out but it’s Turo after all
The only thing that I think was against you is because it was the same problem 3 times.
After over heating 3 times this engine probably has head gasket that is starting to fail
Its not how nice the car truck is .. its the miles. Its the wear and tear and if someone get stuck because of the miles its going to male you look bad. Just sell it
I never put too much stock into "already established" business owners. They heads be so far up they ass, they forget all of the hurdles they went through to get where they are now(or had help and dont want to admit it) i prefer a hands on day by day approach so i can know you you aren't pulling the wool over people's eyes. So far so good, he runs into bad customers, turo doesnt always respond on time, had to get a vehicle out of auction before it was going to get transported and sold, discussed how turo protects the business owner to a certain extent....seems legit, You would never see one of them ultra mega super wealthy white youtubers who own a turo business talk these things no shade to white men it's just the way this world works. Smoke in mirrors type mess. Good video bruh, i'm praying you can keep pushing this higher definitely not a way you want one of your top tiers in a certain to be represented
Yes another issue that has come up lately is the delay in turo response. Often times I have to call them and make they process something they should do without being nudged. It’s horrible z
Usually this happens when a renter complains and calls turo yelling and complaining
Yes you are exactly right!
@@TonyLuxuryCars like other people said, might be best to list it in another platform for the time being until you can get it listed again
I can see their point of view, Three occurrences in a short window. You need to argue to them the second and third occurrence should be condensed into one why? It was the same issue heating and the mechanic/shop did not properly diagnose/repair the issue. This happens with cars often. You replace part A and then you realize you also needed to fix part B the radiator. That should be your argument and stick to it. It was the same related issue cooling. It shouldn’t count on two dings on the car. I applaud them for trying to keep fleets safe for customers but just ask them to bundle occurrence 2-3 together.
Are you considering moving away from Turo and doing your own private rentals at some point?
I'm not really sure yet, thinking about the pros and cons of private rentals vs Turo!
To your point after 130k miles turo allows the car to remain on the platform. It is unfair. I only have one car ive been breaking somewhat even sonce i been on turo. I love renting but these new updates are leading me to exit asap.
200k on a dodge is nasty work they smart it’s on it’s last leg he want make it to 250k
I totally disagree!
Tony sell the car and get you 1 cash vehicle with it one that’s Basic like a black Toyota Camry. I’ll rent it out for $50 unlimited miles and watch that vehicle make you great money with no payments to worry about. I know $100 is your trademark but the vehicles you have are too expensive and sometimes the best customers are the ones that just need a A to B vehicle and can’t get one from the airport due to time
He's probably in a saturated market and needs standout vehicles with unlimited mileage
People saying just sell the car don’t get it. Turo shouldn’t have unlisted car, Period. Having said that it’s sad but many Hosts are going to find out the hard way that Turo is not a partnership.
True, yes you are exactly right! Thank you!
Side effect of offering unlimited miles. The big rental companies sell their cars after factory warranty for a reason. Got to sell that joint and eat the negative equity. I’m sure you’ve made enough over time to pay the car off completely
I have been able to get Turo to reverse decisions. But I take a video of all the lights and mechanical parts, I.e. anything with a button to show that it is working prior to any trip start and save it for at least a week. If they deny or question anything because you didn’t have photos, then I slap them with the video.
Yeah but I have pictures and videos of the parts and even showed them my receipts from when I got the vehicle repaired, and they still unlisted the vehicle and said it doesn't matter!
Man that sucks. Super arbitrary. Needs to go to arbitration
I’m somewhat new to the channel, can you do a video on what got you into doing Turo? And what you did before Turo?
I can see why they unlisted it though u as a host shouldn’t have had low coolant & for u to have actually had it towed 3x & the 2nd 2x were for the same issue. Just buy a new car & use it as a tax write off. You should be buying a new car or 2 every year to decrease your tax burden especially if you have a fleet of 19.. you can’t be inconveniencing your customers with having them towed just use it as a learning experience I know it’s gotta be frustrating being blindsided out of nowhere but them as a company they gotta look out for there customers too because what if they decide to go to enterprise in the future cuz they had a bad experience thinking they won’t have a car over 60k miles with them gotta think of all parties involved.
This would be a good time to think of implementing an exit strategy system on your vehicles because instead of having the vehicle towed 3x & fixed those 3x it would have been a been better to just sell the car before the issues that’s exactly why rental companies sell cars around 60k so that they can still get the most for them
I think other things happened that's he's not saying! I see many, many poorly rated hosts here. It could be that he's in a saturated market though and Turo doesn't need him! Or maybe he was ignoring Turo representatives reaching out to him. 🤷🏿
Ive literally watched this man run his business into the ground, this is the tipping point. You have kept unlimited miles on THEN proceed to purchase big size SUVs, every trip you get has a high chance of over 1,000 miles because you got road trip friendly vehicles.
What pisses me off the most is you're giving ppl who are not on the platform advise on how to run a Turo business
He's probably in a saturated market and needs standout vehicles with unlimited mileage
Damn bro well hopefully you owe less than what it's worth. That year and mileage will probably get you 15k max on a trade in. Keep grinding!
Thank you! I will!
Turo was right on this one
Its business...the higher the mileage,the more likely it is to have problems and repair claims....like it has in the past. I think they probably watched your videos and realized that they paid you to have the motor replaced and it never was.
No it's not business, your wrong, half of my fleet have high mileage but no issues at all, also this is not the vehicle with the motor issue, that was my other Dodge Durango and the motor was replaced!
@@TonyLuxuryCars It's still business...you might not like it...but its business. Am I really wrong?? Did you have the motor completely replaced...like they paid you to do?? Or was I only confusing the vehilcles??? If so, you should make a video saying that you did a motor swap because it sure looks like you didn't.....dawg
Yeah eventually you gonna have to do your own thing. These apps and websites have too much control.
Yes I totally agree!
Thats confusing because what would be the reason for UNLISTING a vehicle that's performing well? Are there too man Durangos in the area? It has all the required safety requirements so its super dumb. I'll just say get prepared for a blessing when the enemy comes knocking at your door.
Right! I agree! It's one of my top performers and I'm the only host in my market with the Dodge Durangos!
One of my cars got unlisted today for poor maintenance… I don’t even know what the problem was because nom of my guests complained to me about anything
Wow that's so crazy! I'm sorry this happened to you! Smh
I got unlisted today no issues whatsoever no email or nothing saying the same thing.. 2013 Mercedes c250 a great car a runs amazing
@@Tiffany-jg9ws Wow that's so messed up! Smh
I feel like turo should send a warning or notification.
Yes I totally agree!
Yea sounds like you had some issues but I think Turo should accept a report from a mechanic stating the car is good to go now. very strange. I am hearing though that Turo is trying to provide a better experience for guests and not the hosts right now. So maybe your right just sell it and move on as they hold all the cards unless you go private.
True yes you are exactly right! Thank you!
how many times does it have to be good to go again to be considered good? because obviously it aint good to go plus these cars are abused im surprised it lasted that long it served its purpose as a rental just time for new equipment
i got $4500 for it rn
Sorry but I can't do that!
Your "workhorse" done been put to pasture. She sure is clean, though. Let us know what you get in sale.
If i wanna drive my 200k mile car i will drive my own lmao. 50/50 risk.
Keep the content going! Unfortunate that this happened to you though, but i had a question if I purchase your course is it unlimited access or is it limited? Just wanted to know if I should buy now or wait till I'm off work?
Thanks! If you purchase the course it's unlimited access, or you can book my 1 on 1 consultation!
@@TonyLuxuryCars understood!💪🏾
THATS MIGHT BE THE CLEANEST 200K MILE DURANGO IN THE COUNTRY, BUT IT'S TIME TO RETIRE IT.
Thank you!
Sell the car
Yeah I might just do that!
@@TonyLuxuryCars u cars look dope & ur very professional just upgrade ur fleet if u was in Philly I would cop a rental
It’s the miles she done it’s time to get her replaced it sucks
Yes it does sucks!
You can rent that one vehicle privately
Time to go private. You know the game and have the fleet to do so.
True! Your right! I might just do that, I'm thinking about it!
You made them a lot of business and a lot of money just like they make you a lot of business and a lot of money
No accountability bro at 200k you gotta be proactive and not reactive, if you know anything about cars you need to change certain shit before the time comes this is straight negligence that came back to bite you in the ass homie, do you know how mad I would be if I had to be somewhere, paid to rent a car and it overheated 😳😭 now you gotta spend the money again before the refund comes back to get to your destination, you allowed this to happen to the customer not once not twice, but 3 times dude ‼️
Man up , sale it and stop crying Turo did nothing wrong here
Not true, you must not know the process or how Turo works! They will give the guest a refund or the option to do a vehicle swap! Also it only happens twice, the 3rd time the guest added coolant and was able to drive the vehicle back, it didn't have to be towed!
It “only” !?? That’s the issue .. it shouldn’t happen !! If you knew it had problems you should have checked the coolant after every trip!!
@tranz8ya You sound very stupid and crazy, this vehicle had been on over 100+ trips and you think it's never going to break down or have any mechanic issues? I always check fluids, oil, tires pressure in between every trip, but that's not going to control when a water pump or thermostat or radiator all of sudden go out while a customer have the vehicle! With any cars, new or used l, don't matter the miles can break down at any time without any signs or warnings, but I always get if fixed right away before I rent the vehicle back out!
@@TonyLuxuryCars no one saying it’s never gnna break down moron . But over 200k its a liability for Turo!! Take that piece of shit off the road
@@TonyLuxuryCars you not getting it , I’m confused on how a guy that owns 15 plus cars doesn’t know that those parts should be changed before 200K! If you are renting it out especially lol 100-150k the radiator should be changed, water pump, certain hoses if you was proactive instead of reactive the car would still be listed and fine with Turo. It’s more than just oil changes and tires homie.
Hey Tony it might be time to check into starting your own independent rental company just do the research and yes go private
Yes I agree! Thank you!
Why not go private?
i recommend sell the vehicle and buy something else
Yeah I might just do that, thanks!
200k miles is way high for a rental car. You need to buy vehicles between 10k and 60k and run them to no more than 120k. I'd be pissed with a 200k mile rental. I just couldn't trust it to get me places regardless of the maintenance history.
It's good to see people keeping it 💯 with Tony.
so buy a new car for rental and only put 60k miles on it and sell it ? might as well shut your business down
@michaelfernandez1171 you buy a vehicle after it had done most of its depreciation between 10k and 60k miles and then run them for 40 to 100k miles in the fleet and then sell the vehicle for very close to what you paid for it.
@@SchneiderfamousShut up. 🤫 🤐
I would agree with the exception of a Toyota or Lexus. Even for a rental, those vehicles are typically solid after 200k as long as they’re properly maintained
Man if it's not one thing it's another
Right what you said!
Most likely it was costing Turo more than they were making on your Durango.
What insurance company do you use?
I use Allstate insurance!
Sell it and buy something else it a part of business
Yeah I might just do that, thanks!
What is your profit from one car per month? If I may ask you that.
Check out my other videos for that!
Stop crying dude no one wants to drive a car with 200k miles that’s when everything starts to fail especially why would a company wanna be liable for it especially with the way you act
I'm not crying, some renters care about the miles, some don't! What's the way I act?
Turo customer service is the worst. My business partner got removed as a host recently due to him having to cancel some trips because of maintenance. I was going to talk about it on my channel. What’s your email I can forward it to you maybe it can help your case in which this is happening more frequently and unjustly . 🤦🏽♂️
Wow that's crazy! They said something to me before to recently about canceling some trips!
Maybe he can try listing on another app or sell them online! 💵 📱
Why would you offer unlimited miles on cars that you haven't paid off yet. You are settling yourself for failure and risks.
I offer unlimited miles on all my cars!
@@TonyLuxuryCars yes I understand that's your model. But what happens when the car is upside down because people have taken advantage of the unlimited milage
Just sell it buy two little Corollas and rent them to the door dashers $$$$
Yeah I might just do that, thanks!
Sell it and get another🤷🏾♂️ next time replace items like water pumps, and other things, before they fail with a customer. Keeps the corporate eyes 👀 off of you…🙋🏾♂️
Just pay it off and sell it bro it’s too many miles
Yeah that's what I'm going to do, thanks!
Bro stop 🧢'ing Joel is the largest host in the city 😮
Who is capping? What do you mean by largest host in the city? Are we talking about numbers of vehicles? Number of trips? Or Revenue?
my anger, would try, to buy another Durango fast, or same size suv, to see if you can keep those bookings from canceling out. I hate canceling trips. Then sell the expired one asap or whenever. Also finding a Durango fast, or selling it, my not be possible, but I play chess and there's always a move. you got this, if not , you take a small hit, then we learned something, and we can start looking at our high mile, vehicles different. I'm pissed too. my vehicles are getting up there in miles. I need to adjust after this video. I'm going for lower mile vehicles. I didn't know people had problem driving high mile vehicles, but I get it.
He can't do anything about the cancelations. The vehicle was terminated!
This the sec vid of yours I’ve seen where you In the wrong buddy . Over 200k miles over heat 3xs n had to get it towed . How many times u want ppl to b stranded ?? They taking smart precautions on tht soon to b junkyard special
I'm not in the wrong, I have several other vehicles over 200k miles, it had to be towed twice not 3 times, also nobody was stranded, also the vehicle was fixed and been on several trips since then, Turo just enlisted vehicles without any warning or heads up!
You got to sell it and buy something else
Didnt they just put in a new engine on that suv ??
No that was my other dodge durango srt!
Do you really think somebody wants to rent a vehicle with over 200k miles on it? Maybe some people don't care.. but if I rented your vehicle and I showed up and it had anywhere near that, I'd be absolutely pissed.
I honestly do not know why anybody would pay almost $200/day (after fees and such) to rent one of your vehicles, there is nothing special about any of them and you see that they are all high mileage vehicles. You can go to enterprise and get something almost brand new (or even brand new) for less than $100/day (much less if you are ok with a small sedan).
For $200/day every vehicle should be in absolute mint condition with under 10k miles on it.
Maybe I'm different than the 'regular' person though. I've had 10 trips using turo now, 9 of them were fun vehicles and 1 was a durango rt. I only use turo for fun, the durango was my only 'need' and it wasn't really a need, it was just so I didn't have to sit around at the dealership while my car was being worked on lol.
Why would you be pissed? You can message the host and ask the mileage before you take the car if you feel like you’re owed less than 10k miles
seems like you feel entitled and are delusional to have such a expectation ..definitely not different lots of regular people feel that way
it’s a 2016 if you want a low mileage car go rent a 2024
Some people care about miles on a vehicle, some people don't! To each it's own! Some people can't go to any traditional car rental company, which is why they go to Turo instead! No deposit, debit card, age, etc are a few of the reasons! Also my vehicles are special, I have fully loaded vehicles, highest trim level, with tinted windows, dual exhaust, sxm radio, etc you can't rent these types of cars at traditional car rental companies!
Right! Exactly! Thank you!
People just rent on Turo & HyreCar & GetAround for the convenience and because they have no insurance. Prices are just as high as elsewhere. And there's Local rental shops that don't require a deposit, so that's not the reason.
bro dodge is no good! they do not make good cars..they just look good but they cant take wear & tear like say a toyota could.. I've had two dodges charger & challenger I promise I'll never buy another
Buy newer decent cars bro no one want to be renting old ass cars
I already did, hater!
wasted my dang time listening to this
What do you mean?
Buy Toyota
Okay I might just do that!
Good cause you stole 10k on a fake repair
What are you talking about?