Turo co-hosting · Metro Detroit
Your car on Turo.
We do the hosting.
List your car under your own Turo account and add Pink Skunk as a co-host. We handle pricing, guest messages, handoffs, cleaning and maintenance coordination, and we split your Turo host earnings 50/50 after Turo’s fee.
Two-minute form · no obligation · results vary
Not affiliated with Turo.
How it works
Four steps.
List it on Turo
Your car, your Turo account. Already listed? Great. Not yet? We'll walk you through setting up the listing.
Add Pink Skunk as co-host
Turo's hosting-team feature lets you add us as a co-host. You stay the owner of the car and the listing.
We run the hosting
Pricing, guest messages, handoffs, cleaning between trips, and maintenance coordination.
Turo pays out. We split 50/50.
Turo pays your host earnings to your account. We split them 50/50 after Turo's fee, with a statement every month.
Adding a co-host uses Turo’s own hosting-team feature. A car could earn more or less depending on the car, demand and the season. Results vary, and earnings aren’t guaranteed.
See if your car qualifies
Tell us about your car.
We review every submission personally and follow up, usually the same day, to talk through whether it’s a fit for Turo.
- ✓Meets Turo's vehicle requirements (under 130,000 miles, clean title, within Turo's age limit)
- ✓No obligation, no fees to apply
- ✓Local team based in Plymouth, MI
Not sure? Check Turo’s vehicle eligibility.
What Pink Skunk handles
The hosting you don't want to do.
Listing & photos
A listing set up to get booked: photos, description, features and rules.
Pricing
Rates adjusted for demand, season, weekends and trip length.
Guest messages
Questions, check-in instructions and support, answered by us.
Handoffs
Pickups and returns coordinated so you're not meeting guests yourself.
Cleaning between trips
Turnovers so the car goes out clean every time.
Maintenance coordination
Tracking oil changes, tires and service, and scheduling the work.
Trip photos
Condition photos at the start and end of every trip, the way Turo expects.
Damage & claims help
If something happens, we document it and work the claim through Turo's process.
Tolls & tickets
Submitted for reimbursement through Turo so they don't land on you.
Monthly statement
What the car earned on Turo, what it cost, and the 50/50 split.
Protection
Trips are covered by Turo’s protection plans.
Every trip booked on Turo is covered by the Turo protection plan on your listing, which you choose in your Turo account. Turo explains what each plan covers and what you’d pay out of pocket.
Turo’s protection plansPink Skunk doesn’t sell or provide insurance. Review Turo’s terms and your own auto policy before listing.
Who this is for
- ◆You have a car that mostly sits in the driveway
- ◆You've thought about Turo but don't want to host trips yourself
- ◆You're already on Turo and tired of the messages and handoffs
- ◆You'd rather keep ownership of your car and your listing
The terms, in plain English
No fine print surprises.
All of it is written into the co-host agreement before your car goes live.
- How it works
- You list your car on Turo under your own account and add Pink Skunk as a co-host. You keep ownership of the car and the listing.
- The split
- 50/50 of your Turo host earnings after Turo's fee.
- Payouts
- Turo pays host earnings to your Turo account. We settle the 50/50 split from a monthly statement.
- Protection
- Trips are covered by the Turo protection plan on your listing. Pink Skunk doesn't provide insurance.
- Car eligibility
- Must meet Turo's vehicle requirements, including under 130,000 miles and a clean title.
- Maintenance & repairs
- Set during your vehicle review
- Cleaning between trips
- Set during your vehicle review
- Minimum commitment
- Set during your vehicle review
- Stopping
- Remove Pink Skunk as co-host in Turo anytime; notice for already-booked trips is set in the co-host agreement.
- Using it yourself
- Block dates on your Turo calendar and give us a heads-up.
Straight answers
Owner FAQs
What is Turo co-hosting?+
Turo lets a car's owner add co-hosts to help run their listing. You list the car under your own Turo account and add Pink Skunk as a co-host; we handle the day-to-day hosting. You keep ownership of the car and the listing.
How is the money split?+
50/50 of your Turo host earnings after Turo's fee. Turo pays host earnings to your account, and we settle the split from a monthly statement. What a car earns depends on demand, the car and the season, so results vary and nothing is guaranteed.
How are trips protected?+
Trips booked on Turo are covered by Turo's protection plans, and you choose your plan in your Turo account. Turo explains what each plan includes on its own site. Pink Skunk doesn't provide insurance, so review Turo's terms and your own auto policy.
Does my car qualify?+
It has to meet Turo's vehicle requirements. Among them: under 130,000 miles, a clean (not salvage or branded) title, and an age limit Turo sets. Check Turo's eligibility page, or send us the details and we'll tell you honestly.
My car is financed. Can I still list it?+
Possibly. Some loans and leases restrict renting a car out, so check your terms and tell us on the form.
Who pays for cleaning, maintenance and repairs?+
We coordinate all of it. Who pays for what is spelled out in our co-host agreement before your car goes live.
What happens if a guest damages my car?+
We document the car before and after every trip and work the claim through Turo's process under the protection plan on your listing.
Can I still use my car sometimes?+
Yes. You can block dates on your Turo calendar; just give us a heads-up so we don't promise those days to a guest.
Can I stop?+
Yes. You can remove us as co-host in Turo. Notice for wrapping up booked trips is set in the co-host agreement.
Is Pink Skunk part of Turo?+
No. Pink Skunk Rentals is an independent local business and isn't affiliated with Turo.
Is there any obligation if I fill out the form?+
None. The form just starts the conversation.
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Pink Skunk Rentals is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Turo. Turo is a trademark of its owner. Earnings examples aren’t promises; results vary.
Stop letting it just sit.
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