Rent Your Car in Salt Lake City — and Let Someone Else Manage It

Plenty of Salt Lake City owners have thought about renting out a spare car — then pictured the messages, the key handoffs, the cleaning, the 11 p.m. airport runs, and quietly dropped the idea. Driver Valley's co-hosting program exists for exactly that gap. We already manage 85 co-hosted cars alongside our own 38-car fleet: your car gets listed on Turo and on drivervalley.com, we run every rental, and the cashflow splits with you.

How co-hosting works

Driver Valley manages the whole rental: listing and photos, pricing, guest screening and messaging, check-in and check-out with photo and video documentation, cleaning and turnarounds, and maintenance runs.

After operating costs (cleaning, fuel, parking, supplies), the cashflow splits 50/50 between you and Driver Valley — and Driver Valley's share is capped at 30% of the car's gross revenue, with a $150/month minimum per vehicle.

The program's earnings goal is $1,000–$2,000 per month per car. Actual results depend on the car and the season — anyone who guarantees you a number is guessing.

Eligible cars: 2016 model year or newer, under 70,000 miles, clean title.

You keep your title, and ownership costs — loan payment, insurance, registration — stay yours. Driver Valley never takes over an owner's car payment.

Why owners choose a manager instead of a subscription or DIY

Renting your car yourself means being a rental company: dynamic pricing, guest screening, insurance questions, damage claims, turnarounds between trips. Subscription services and peer-to-peer platforms each solve a slice of that. A co-host solves the whole thing locally — one Salt Lake City team that photographs your car, prices it against the market daily, hands it over at our airport-area lot, documents every check-in and check-out with photos and video, and brings it back clean.

It also books through more than one door: Turo guests, direct bookings on our own site, weekly gig-driver rentals and airport travelers all draw from the same fleet. More doors means more booked days for your car.

Start with the numbers for your car

Eligibility is simple — 2016 or newer, under 70,000 miles, clean title. Tell us about the car on our co-host page and we will show you how the split, the cap and a typical month would look for your specific vehicle before you commit to anything.

Tell us about your car at drivervalley.com/cohost — Salt Lake City co-hosting, run by a local fleet operator.