Turo, an alternative to traditional car-rental companies, has found itself in an uncomfortable spotlight for its connection to a suspected terrorist attack in New Orleans and a car explosion in ...

US platform Turo says it has become Australia’s largest car-sharing marketplace, and despite some road bumps – including a ...

Peer-to-peer car rental platform Turo became the latest venture unicorn to withdraw plans for a public offering.

Customers can select vehicles and book with Turo just as they do with regular car-rental companies. (Smith Collection/Sipa/AP) The pickup truck that plowed into a crowd in New Orleans and the ...

Rentals are no longer available through the app. Turo and Getaround are two of the biggest players in the market of rental car alternatives. The two peer-to-peer car rental companies operate much ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Turo, a car rental startup in San Francisco, has been trying to go public since 2021. But a volatile stock ...

If you're having trouble reserving a rental car, alternatives like Kyte or Turo might have some availability. Many or all of the products on this page are from partners who compensate us when you ...

Peer-to-peer car rentals involve private car owners who rent out their vehicles by using online and mobile applications. On Maui, Turo and other car-sharing businesses grew in popularity as pent ...

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Turo isn't going public anymore. The car-sharing marketplace has a similar business model to Airbnb, allowing users to rent vehicles directly from their owners. The app was launched into headlines ...

Here's what we know about Turo. Turo is a peer-to-peer car sharing company. The online platform allows car owners to rent their own vehicles directly to other nearby drivers, or “guests.” ...

July I see so many people around me jetting off to have a European summer. I'd be lying if I said it didn't make me a tad ...