“They’re just coming for us — just ‘cause I called.” The officer then asks who the car belongs to, which the men say Turo, a company in which people can rent cars from hosts who share ...

Turo is like Airbnb for cars. (Lea Suzuki/San Francisco Chronicle/Getty Images) The pickup truck that plowed into a crowd in New Orleans and the Tesla Cybertruck that exploded in Las Vegas had ...

Police in California have accused an Arizona man of engaging in an "elaborate vehicle fraud scheme," selling a car that was rented through Turo, a company that allows customers to rent vehicles ...

The victim lost $23,000 after buying a car rented on Turo and later listed online for sale. That same victim worked with police to find a similar listing and then officers set up a trap.

With Turo, you can participate in the world’s largest car-sharing network. The company advertises that it has prices that are 35% less than traditional companies and options for drivers under ...

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 ...

The officer then asks who the car belongs to, which the men say Turo, a company in which people can rent cars from hosts who share their personal vehicles. The officer begins to give the men a ...