Run your fleet on numbers, not gut
Carlyle is the money layer for a rental car fleet. Before you buy a car, know what it will earn, what it will cost to keep, and when to sell it. Built by Johnathon, an All-Star Turo host who runs his own fleet.
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ROI report
Los Angeles · $22,000 sticker
Workhorse class. Earns its keep with room to spare.
Any car, any market. Free, no account to see the call.
This week in the market
What the market data shows
Pulled from Carlyle's rental market data and the service catalog - refreshed July 31, 2026.
What Carlyle does
The whole money layer, in one place
Price the buy, run the trips, keep the schedule, time the exit.
The report
One car, fully underwritten
Point it at a listing, a VIN, or a make and market. Every number below comes from live data, and it ends in a straight call: buy, pass, or negotiate first.
BUY
The inbox
Your Turo mail, triaged
Deterministic rules decide what needs you. The model only writes the reply.
You read it, you send it. Carlyle never posts to Turo.
The garage
Every service, on schedule
Seeded per model from the 804-car service catalog, tracked against your real odometer.
Market data
Priced where you rent
Medians from current rental market data - the same numbers the report engine prices against.
Sell timing
Exit before the big bill
The smart exit lands ahead of the model's known big-ticket windows, not after them.
The problem
One wrong buy eats months of profit
Most fleet decisions come down to a spreadsheet and a gut feel. A car that doesn't rent, drops value fast, or needs a transmission at 80k can wipe out a season of earnings. The numbers that decide it are knowable before you sign. Carlyle puts them in one report.
Built on real data
The numbers behind every report
Nothing here is typed in by hand - these counts come straight from the data files the product runs on, and they grow as it does.
804
models in the maintenance catalog
3,650
service intervals priced
4,153
known repair windows tracked
4,256
comparable rentals priced across 8 markets
Maintenance guides
What the cars hosts actually run cost to keep
Real service intervals, cost ranges, and the repair windows owners hit, for 804 models. Start with the ones that fill Turo fleets.
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The part nobody mentions
A fleet is a business, and the tax code treats it like one
The monthly net is only half the story. Once a car is earning, it is a business asset - and a lot of operators keep more of what it makes than the sticker math suggests.
Depreciation works for you
The cost of a car in service gets written down over time, and the code allows accelerated methods for business vehicles. It is a paper deduction against real cash the car already earned.
The running costs come off
Maintenance, insurance, registration, cleaning, platform fees - the ordinary cost of keeping a rental on the road is a business expense, not money you quietly eat.
Cash can outrun taxable income
Because depreciation is a deduction you take without spending, a fleet often reports far less taxable profit than the money it actually put in your pocket. That is the real write-off.
Carlyle models the earning side of the car, not your tax return. We are not accountants and none of this is tax advice - the specifics depend on your situation, your entity, and the current rules. Take the numbers from your report to a CPA and have them confirm what actually applies to you.
Fleet plans
Priced for operators
Fleet Weekly
$1your first week
Then $10 a week ($1.42 a day).
- 2 ROI reports a week
- The inbox: your Turo emails triaged, drafts written, nothing missedBeta
- Trips: who has which car, when it is back, what it earned, a calendar feed
- The ledger: every trip, cost, toll and receipt per car
- The garage: maintenance tracking, repair windows, sell timing
- Ask Carlyle, 10 chats a day
- Renews weekly - cancel the moment you are done
Fleet
68¢a day
billed annually at $250. $50 a year less than monthly.
- Up to 10 ROI reports a week
- Ask Carlyle unlimited: run the numbers by conversation - link or VIN
- Current rental market data, checked when you report
- Market pricing from real dealer inventory data
- The weekly digest: what is due, what to sell
- Everything in Fleet Weekly: the inbox, trips, the ledger and the garage
Fleet Pro
$1.10a day
billed annually at $400. $80 a year less than monthly.
- Unlimited ROI reports
- Rental market data on demand: fresh data for your market with every report
- Unlimited Ask Carlyle, including market data checks mid-conversation
- Everything in Fleet, including the inbox, trips, ledger, garage and digest
Cancel anytime. Your price stays yours for as long as your subscription stays active.
From an operator, for operators
Carlyle encodes how I actually size up a car before I buy it for my own fleet: the earn, the depreciation, the maintenance tail, the trim math. It is the checklist in an operator's head - mine, refined over an All-Star Host's worth of buys - turned into a report you can run in seconds and share with a partner or lender.
Run your first report today - free
Know whether the next car earns its keep before you sign for it. One report on any car, no account needed.