Where a price sits
The quartile band shows the middle half of observed listing prices. A listing priced far above p75 or below p25 is an outlier against the observed market, which is a fact about prices — not a prediction about bookings.
live · 2h 55m · Oct 18, 8:54 PM CT
Pro plansobserved turo market data · LAX
Compare observed Tesla prices across the LAX search area, including Santa Monica and Venice. Start with the same model and trip length, then inspect which listings sit behind the market band. Every figure carries its listing count and freshness; anything below the support gates is withheld, not estimated.
Listing-equal medians at the 3-day duration. Cohorts with 10–29 listings are labeled thin context; cohorts below the support gates are withheld entirely.
Eligible coverage can include prices from earlier observations of cars still seen available. The observation stamp does not mean every quoted price was newly collected.
Publication price observations begin Oct 15, 10:01 PM CT; exact-trip results retain their individual provenance labels.
The same band the free estimator serves: the middle 50% of observed listing prices for 3-day trips near LAX. Observed quotes are evidence, not a booking guarantee.
LAX, Santa Monica and Venice are distinct pickup locations within this search. The market-wide band combines the tracked area; it is not a guarantee that cars have matching delivery options or that a beach-area pickup is interchangeable with an airport pickup.
The quartile band shows the middle half of observed listing prices. A listing priced far above p75 or below p25 is an outlier against the observed market, which is a fact about prices — not a prediction about bookings.
A wide band shows that prices vary. It does not identify whether model year, trim, pickup arrangements or another difference caused the spread. Open the actual peer listings before using the band in a pricing review.
Same-listing price movement and duration curves live on the trends page, gated by the same freshness and support rules as this snapshot.
View LAX price trends →No demand, booking, utilization, or income figure exists here. A price band is what renters are quoted — how often a car rents is something Carconomics does not observe.
Start with a free listing comparison. Use the market band for context, then review the exact cars and dates relevant to your price decision.
Pick a market and model and read the observed per-day and three-day bands with support counts. One lookup each day is free with an account.
Open the price estimator →Paste a Turo listing and compare its price with supported same-market peers. Host Pro adds saved comparisons and repeat price reviews.
Compare your listing →The renter-side view of the same market: exact trip totals by pickup date and rental length.
Open the Los Angeles price guide →Every read surface behind these numbers — freshness semantics, support gates, and rate limits.
Open Data & API →Independent price research: Carconomics is not affiliated with Turo, Tesla, or any host. Observed prices are pre-tax quoted trip totals, not a booking guarantee. Read the full methodology and limitations.