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Turo is a peer-to-peer car-sharing app that operates as a marketplace, allowing users to rent cars directly from individual owners. According to the company filing in November, around 3.5 million people booking cars through the platform in the past year.

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Sometimes hosts offering to rent their vacation home, RV or car through peer-to-peer sharing sites don’t show up at the time they promised to exchange keys

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The prohibited use of the rental reportedly caused damages worth $4,000.

A car-sharing platform owned by Toyota is poised to launch long-term car subscriptions in the latest bid to change the way Australians access transport.

A Turo customer turned out to be a Hyundai employee who apparently took the Tesla Model 3 to an indoor facility where it was benchmarked against the Ioniq 6.

Sharing platforms have become a regular part of our lives for travel and daily needs, especially for young people. In 2018, Airbnb reported that the majority of its users were millennials. And with the ongoing cost of living crisis, more people may turn to these platforms as ways to save…