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Renting vs. Owning: What LA Rideshare Drivers Really Pay Over 4 Years
If you drive for Uber or Lyft full-time in Los Angeles, your car is your biggest business expense. For a lot of drivers, that expense is a weekly rental payment that never ends. Renting is quick to set up, and it gets you on the road fast. But run the numbers over a few years and one question comes up: what do you actually have to show for it? The Real Cost of Renting Most rideshare rental programs charge about $250 to $350 per week before taxes and fees. Week to week, that d
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Sep 152 min read
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