Turo shows you a model year and a few photos. You find out about the mileage, the accidents, the salvage title, and the smoke smell at pickup. We're 2024 or newer every Transit, $135/day flat, 250 miles included. Direct booking, real operator on the phone.
Turo is a marketplace, not a rental company. The listing shows you a model year and a few photos. You don't see mileage. You don't see accident history. You don't see whether the van is a salvage-title buyback or a lemon-law return. You don't see the smoke smell, the funky odors baked into the headliner, or the mystery stains on the third row.
You find out at pickup. And by then, you have no recourse.
On top of the mystery-van problem, Turo's checkout layers in service fees that aren't advertised in the daily rate. Turo's officially disclosed service fee range is 2.5% to 100% of trip cost. Most listings cap mileage at 100 to 200 miles a day with per-mile overage at return. The $99/day listing often becomes $180/day all-in by the time you actually pay.
Direct booking with us solves all of it. Every Transit in our fleet is 2024 or newer with under 40,000 miles. $135 a day flat, 250 miles included, reasonable unlimited mileage add-on at checkout. What you see is what you book.
Real problems with the marketplace model that go away when you book direct.
Turo listings show model year and photos. They do not show mileage, accident history, salvage title, or lemon-law buyback status. You find out at pickup.
Turo doesn't enforce cleaning standards. Smoke smell, funky odors, mystery stains, food residue. You find out when you get in the vehicle.
Turo's service fees range from 2.5% to 100% of trip cost. The "$99/day" listing can become $180+/day at checkout.
Most listings cap at 100 to 200 miles/day with $0.45 to $1.00/mile overage. A road trip can blow past the cap fast.
If something goes wrong at pickup, you're messaging a host through an app. There's no operator to call, no business to hold accountable.
The vehicle isn't what was advertised? Your trip starts in 30 minutes? You can either take it or eat the cost. No good options.
Starting at $135 a day. What you see is what you pay.
Pick your dates, see live pricing, confirm. Instant confirmation, pickup details emailed within seconds.
Pickup is at our North Dallas location. Exact address comes with your booking confirmation. Once you've completed the license and insurance verification through the app, your Transit is ready at the time you booked with the keys inside. No counter, no waiting. Rentals 7 days or more get free DFW or Love Field delivery instead.
Two hundred fifty miles a day comes standard. Going further? Add unlimited mileage at checkout for a reasonable flat add-on. No per-mile overage at return, no surprise math at the counter.
Any driver 25 or older with a valid U.S. driver's license. The Transit drives like a tall SUV. No special license required.
Every Transit in our fleet is 2024 or newer with under 40,000 miles. 12 seats with cargo room behind the back row (or fewer seats / more cargo if you ask when booking). Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto, dual-zone climate, charging ports in every row, blind spot monitoring, lane-keep assist, backup camera. Full tank at pickup. 24/7 Ford Roadside Assistance. A pro shows up if you need it.
Coverage that fits your trip. Use your personal auto insurance, or add ours at checkout. The booking app walks you through what works for your situation.
Turo hosts are individual owners, not a rental company. There's no fleet standard for cleanliness, mileage, or maintenance. A 2018 Transit on Turo could have 120K miles and three accident reports on Carfax. You wouldn't know until pickup. Some hosts are great. Some hosts are terrible. The marketplace can't tell you which one you're booking with.
Turo's officially disclosed service fee range is 2.5% to 100% of trip cost. Most checkout adds 15% to 25% in service fees plus a protection plan upsell ($15 to $40/day). A "$99/day" listing typically becomes $145 to $180/day at checkout. We're $135/day flat. What you see is what you pay.
Most Turo passenger van listings cap at 100 to 200 miles per day. Overage fees range from $0.45 to $1.00 per mile depending on the host. A round-trip from Dallas to Austin (440 miles) over 3 days at 200 mi/day = 600 miles allowed. Add local driving and you blow the cap. Some hosts offer unlimited mileage but charge $50 to $100/day extra. Our 250 miles/day standard is higher than most Turo caps, and our unlimited add-on is reasonable, not punitive.