USA TODAY Cars tested Turo's peer-to-peer car rental marketplace for a Southwest road trip. Here's why it's better than using a rental car company.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The great Carpocalypse of 2021 is upon us. Or rather, it's been in full swing for quite some time already. If you've tried to rent ...

Turo bills itself as an AirBnB ABNB for cars, and after using it twice in two different cities, I can say it has the same kind of digital convenience and individual differences as the more-famous peer ...

The peer-to-peer car-sharing marketplace lets car owners and enthusiasts rent their vehicles to others in the U.S., Canada, Australia, the U.K., and France. Turo’s rental marketplace is safe to use, ...

Users punch in their location and are presented with a variety of rentable cars in the area, from sports cars to minivans and everything in between. There are very limited requirements for renters to ...

When I was a (nerdy) kid, disruptor was a term I tended to associate with those green energy weapons mounted on Klingon and Romulan spaceships — the alien equivalent of the phasers on the starship ...

At the end of May, I posted an interview with Turo chief data officer Albert Mangahas about the car startup’s use of ChatGPT and other technologies in reinventing what he called an “antiquated” ...

If you've ever imagined yourself cruising down the Pacific Coast Highway in a convertible Ferrari with the top down, there's an app for that. For $423 a day, you could rent a bright red Ferrari and ...