Turo

Turo is a peer-to-peer carsharing platform that lets you rent cars directly from local hosts, with an offer that’s often more varied and flexible than traditional car rental. Depending on the destination, you can find everything from compact city cars to SUVs, convertibles, or premium models, plus common extras like child seats or pick-up/drop-off at an agreed location. The process is 100% online: choose the car, dates, mileage, and protection, and manage the booking from the website or the app.

Born in the United States and expanded into multiple markets, Turo has become popular for its “peer-to-peer” approach: the owner lists their vehicle with their own terms and prices, and the driver can filter by location, budget, reviews, and cancellation policies. For travelers, it’s an interesting alternative when you’re looking for a specific model, availability in neighborhoods outside the airport, or more flexible time slots.

Booking on Turo is often a great option if you value price and policy transparency before paying, the ability to compare feedback from other users, and the choice of protection levels during the trip. Plus, by dealing directly with hosts, you’ll often find more convenient delivery and pick-up options, which can save time and costs versus traveling to a rental office.