Uber and Lyft Vehicle Age Limits?
I'm interested in becoming a Uber and Lyft vehicle driver, but as you know, they do have age vehicle limits or else, they won't let you drive with them.
I'm driving a 2003 Honda Civic in the Lexington, KY area. Lyft will take my vehicle, but not for long due to a 12 year age limit. Uber will not take my vehicle at all because they wants vehicles that are 2005 or newer.
Should I lease another vehicle that either Lyft or Uber will take? The reason I want to drive with them is because I have smartphone and want to make a little extra money in, besides my current job. If driving for Lyft or Uber is not an option, what are some other apps on Google Play that good to use for making a little extra money? Obviously, they are refusing to take my Honda Civic, but that's their problem and their company policy. I'm battling depression and no one should feel buying a smartphone is a waste of money.
I don't understand how the decision of whether or not to upgrade your car so you can drive for a ride share program determines whether or not your smart phone is a waste of money.
Do you use your phone for other things? Internet? Facebook? Games? Texting? If you're getting value from those things then the cost of the phone isn't a waste.
The decision of whether or not to upgrade is one to think carefully about. Remember that the cost of driving a vehicle is more than just the cost of gas. You're putting wear & tear on the vehicle, running up the mileage which makes it depreciate faster. It means that much sooner that you'll need to get fluids flushed or tires & brakes replaced. So just make sure its worth the total cost before you sign up.
Buying a smartphone is a waste of money, especially if you don't have the money to spend on the phone.
So is the idea of leasing a vehicle when you don't earn enough money to buy a car, (leasing requires better credit and wages than taking a loan to buy a car) and you would be using it to drive, potentially putting more miles on the car than your lease would allow.
You would spend more in gas than you would make driving for either service. You would earn less than minimum wage while working for them. You need special, expensive, commercial insurance to use your vehicle for work. Does this really make sense?
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