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We unlist vehicles and prevent guests from booking for these issues: report of a mechanical, quality, or safety issue. vehicle damage deemed unsafe. vehicle safety recall notification.

You may have forgotten to enter or verify a key piece of information, such as your phone number, email address, driver's license, or payment card. Or we may still be reviewing your materials. Log onto Turo and go to your Account page. Scroll down to see your “Approval status.”

You must be 18 or older to book a trip in the US. We apply the following additional age requirements, vehicle restrictions, and fees based on your age at the time you book a trip, not the age you'll be when the trip takes place.

Turo Car Rental: Tax Write Off Basics Deductible costs include oil changes, insurance, parking fees, and more. You need to track these costs so you can claim them on your taxes. Claiming these deductions helps lower your taxable income and reduces your tax bill.

If you're a Turo host, the IRS will expect you to file self-employment taxes, as long as you “materially participated” in your own car rental business. That applies to basically all Turo hosts, as long as they're the only person involved in renting out their car (other than, potentially, their spouse).

Many Turo hosts select the default limit of 200 miles per day for their vehicle listed on the Turo platform, but they can also customize that number when they list the car. Keep in mind that Turo mandates the 200-mile minimum per day distance for the majority of cars its hosts list for car rental.

Leased and financed vehicles are allowed. Turo also permits hosts to post classic vehicles — those with a market value under $85,000 and a minimum age of 25 years — and it will consider collector cars between 12 and 25 years old on a case-by-case basis. Getaround has slightly more lenient age and mileage restrictions.

Vehicle condition Be no more than 12 years old, with exceptions for “specialty” vehicles. Have fewer than 130,000 miles. ... Have fair market value of up to $200,000. ... New York only: ... Have a clean (e.g. not a “branded” or “salvage”) title. ... Have never been declared a total loss.