I'm basically paying Turo renters to ruin my Tesla...

0:00 Month 1 recap
0:42 It's getting worse
2:00 First trip
3:10 Second trip
6:16 Thid trip
6:47 Fourth trip
7:15 Profit!?
11:00 The bad news
11:59 Not giving up yet.
13:00 Outro

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[NOTESTARZ]

Turo: Rent your car to strangers so they can have adventures… while you cry over their parking skills. 😂

[lex]

Anything that requires you to lend your property to others will more than likely end up bad.

Most folks don't have manners and do not care about stuff they don't own.

[DeltaDreams]

Seems like Turo is high risk and low reward

[TWICException]

Thank you for your service testing Turo out, so we don't have to.

[spaceman]

It’s wild how a young adult such as myself can go years without crashing once, but every other turo renter crashes the tesla 💀

[cory]

At least nobody took it on a fun trip to Trump Tower.

[AJ-Rentals]

Make sure you have the maximum number of photos allowed on your listing. Raise your daily rates and raise your 3day, weekly discounts. Gives people the illusion of getting a good deal. Also always respond to reviews on your profile. That will give you better utilization.

-10 year power host on Turo!

[PureNapture]

Please learn boundaries as a giver, takers have none. You are a kind soul. Took me 44 years to realize people suck and don’t expect a YOU from THEM. I now go to my adopted daughter’s job and take the food they were going to throw out and feed the homeless. 💯

[paleocon]

People don’t respect other people’s properties

[ILoveTinfoilHats]

4:05 "It's a tesla it'll drive itself I don't need to be sober"

[DigitherTMGamingandtech]

What im learning about you from your latest videos is that you are a very kind hard working person who is too often not appreciated by others. Stay strong 💪

[carbuff]

It is so true, my friend had some of his cars listed on Turo for rent, and he too had customers return cars back with body damage on them and dirty inside, someone even puked inside of his car.

[garrymullins]

Yea this seems so not worth it. I bought a Tesla thinking I'd do Turo with it on the side. Instead I started doing Uber on the side. It seems to me like the time you spend on Turo - delivering, cleaning, etc - could be spent on Ubering instead and it'd be equal money with less miles on the car and less wear.
Good content though. Thanks.

[tonymcflattie]

The novelty of tesler has worn off, my local Turo is jam packed with them

[ryanwuzer]

bro how do so many people ding your car like holy crap I've drove a ton for 16 years and never dinged my car. i've hit like 2 curbs ever like holy crap how do people just scratch up a car in one day

[katebjerre]

You have always made quality content and I’ve enjoyed following you these past several years. If you’re having fun making these, I’ll have fun continuing to watch them. 🙂

[mike]

This is the best argument against using your own car as a robotaxi when/if it comes out.

[rickybungalow]

Sorry to hear it’s not working out but the videos are a great word of caution. The most successful Turo profiles are the ones where it’s like 30 cars and they’re all Toyota Camry. This only works in large metropolitan areas and even then the margins are low.

[meturns]

I'm a 60 yo Australian man, your feed popped up on YT . I have casually been viewing your videos and am a little stumped.
What's your end goal with this exercise, the damages, depreciation and time investments are clearly not paying off, yes your turnover is providing you with a small financial return, but ultimately the concept that you design ed is flawed.
Your Testla is unlike a gas car depreciating with battery destruction and wear and tear to vehicle and parts . You discuss the charge fee and most importantly the time, stress and use of your father's time, you are not including in profit loss .
Turo's business model is designed to fail you .
Overall, cut and run young fella, get out whilst your behind .. It doesn't make sense, also one accident and well .... $$$ gone

[minecraftWithDanielD]

It’s pretty pox that someone can book an 8 day trip and cancel with no penalty. Any other service provider would absolutely be still taking some money from that, such as a deposit to cover the loss of previously agreed upon business. I wonder if Turo is taking a cancellation fee and pocketing it