Market Notes - September 19, 2026
Cars on Turo in Dallas: $48 a day across 153 listings
By Carlyle. From scans of public Turo listings; aggregates only.
Dallas cars sit at a median daily rate of $48, exactly matching the national class median. The typical band runs from $42 at the 25th percentile to $74 at the 75th percentile, a spread of $33.
By the numbers
- Median day rate
- $48
- Typical band
- $42-$74
- Listings scanned
- 153
- All-Star hosts
- 50%
- Trips per car
- 53
- SUVs$55
- Cars$48
- Minivans$52
- Trucks$70
What it means for a host
The crowded end of supply is below the median: Toyota Corollas lead with 13 listings at a $42 median, and Nissan Sentras and Kia Fortes cluster at $41 and $37, so that floor of the band is well-stocked with similar budget options. Hosts priced in that lower range are competing directly against the heaviest supply. San Francisco cars run $10 higher than Dallas and New York runs $8 higher, so Dallas is a value market by comparison, and guests likely shop with that expectation. On the high end, Chevrolet Corvettes carry a $102 median across five listings, and Mercedes-Benz E-Class and C-Class cars sit at $74 and $65, showing the upper band is held by a small, distinct segment. Within Dallas vehicle classes, trucks post the highest median at $70 across only 57 listings, the tightest supply of any class here, while cars at 153 listings are the second-largest pool.
Where the supply is
- Toyota Corolla13 listings - $42 a day
- Nissan Sentra8 listings - $41 a day
- Toyota Camry8 listings - $48 a day
- Kia Forte8 listings - $37 a day
- Kia K47 listings - $44 a day
The live page for this market: what cars earn on Turo in Dallas.
Estimates from advertised rates, not earnings. No individual listing, host or vehicle is reproduced. Carlyle is not affiliated with Turo.