Market Notes - September 7, 2026

Cars on Turo in Seattle: $43 a day across 164 listings

By Carlyle. From scans of public Turo listings; aggregates only.

Seattle cars sit at a median of $43 a day as of September 6, 2026, with the typical band running from $36 to $52. That puts the segment $5 below the national car median of $48 and well behind comparison markets like San Francisco at $58 and Los Angeles at $51.

By the numbers

Median day rate
$43
Typical band
$36-$52
Listings scanned
164
All-Star hosts
52%
Trips per car
46
Day rate by class in Seattle
  1. SUVs$49
  2. Cars$43
  3. Minivans$55
  4. Trucks$66

What it means for a host

The $16 spread between the 25th and 75th percentiles gives hosts real room to move within the band, and listings at or above $47 are already matching what the Hyundai Elantra and top-earner models fetch at the median. The Tesla Model 3 leads supply at 15 listings priced at a $42 median, and the Toyota Corolla's 11 listings cluster at the bottom of the band at $36, so those two models represent the most crowded pricing territory. Mercedes-Benz C-Class and BMW 3 Series hosts each hold a $52 or $50 median on just 4 listings apiece, sitting at or near the 75th percentile with thin competition. Cars also trail Minivans ($55) and Trucks ($66) within Seattle itself, which may be worth noting if a host is considering their fleet mix.

Where the supply is

  1. Tesla Model 315 listings - $42 a day
  2. Toyota Corolla11 listings - $36 a day
  3. Hyundai Elantra7 listings - $47 a day
  4. Kia Forte6 listings - $45 a day
  5. Honda Civic6 listings - $42 a day

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