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But that was the lure of ridesharing. Bring your own average car, no need to buy special equipment. If you do have to buy a car just for uber, then you would h
by whatever1 10mo ago
But that was the lure of ridesharing. Bring your own average car, no need to buy special equipment.
If you do have to buy a car just for uber, then you would have to consider the interest payments as additional cost (not just the depreciation of the equipment, which will be super brutal for a brand new car).
In any case, you are looking at something north of 50 cents per mile.
AAA has a nice breakdown: https://www.ace.aaa.com/automotive/advocacy/cost-of-driving.html https://www.ace.aaa.com/automotive/advocacy/cost-of-driving....
- eudamoniac 10mo agoUm, I think you're taking my comment reversed. Using a new car for Uber is what you should never do. You should be using the shittiest car possible. Buying a new car for Uber is not good. The cost per mile, as calculated by IRS, goes up with a new car because that cost includes depreciation and interest. The cost is not actually that high if your car is old.