UPDATE: driving for Uber using the rental program has definitely helped me when I need extra cash and catch up on bills!! When I don’t need the car, I just turn it in and get a new one when I want to drive again. I still prefer to drive in the mornings and on weekends. If you’re looking for a flexible side hustle and/or in need of a car “quick fix” I still recommend!! Use this link to get a bonus when signing up. I just invited you to earn with Uber. Earn at least $1,750 for your first 180 passenger trips in 30 days. drivers.uber.com/i/t9ssese87sf4
Your post says $945 on the post of this video for an entire week!🫣, that’s far too low for a whole week! I made $2.3k to $2.8k👈🏾 12 hours a day, a week it’s like less than half, biggest joke from the jump, Uber have “bonuses”, “consecutive pay” when completed them you’ll see those numbers 👆🏾
I got approved for Uber but couldn't drive right away. I started recently but now I don't qualify for the 'new driver' bonus and they offer no flexibility. Anyone else have this challenge?
I was thinking about driving for Uber or Lyft and came here for some basic information. I usually don't comment on videos, but I wanted you to know how much I appreciated the straightforward way you shot this- the succinct information, the video and audio quality and most importantly your vibe. You don't take on the typical "UA-camr" persona. You're authentic and that's refreshing! One of the better informational videos I've seen in a long time!
Thank you so much Michael! I really appreciate it. What’s crazy is before I shot this I was like how would I want to receive this information: straight to the point and real. I’m glad I was able to help! Best of luck to you and you decide to do it!
This option is good only if you are a full time Uber driver like me, I drive 10 hours a day 5 days a week and I make anywhere between $300-$350 daily in New Jersey, but if you are a part time driver then renting a car for Uber is not worth it.
@@Rob-xo1yk Depends on the market, here in NJ there's lots of surge especially around Jersey City/Hoboken area, I am now driving 4 days a week for 10 hours each day Because I'm getting older and don't have the same energy, Im still getting my 40 hours a week though.
I rent a kia Niro 2023 for 280$ a week and it gets 500 miles!!! On one gas tank!! So i pay like 45$ on gas for 7 days and i make the 280$ in one day, every other day is all pure profit to me, 100% WORTH IT BUTTTT I WORK IN BOSTON SO YEA, Boston is BUSYYYYY i also am the first person to ever drive the car it only had 35 miles on it so besides the cars delivery. I really got a GREAT DEAL
I am a driver here in Baltimore and your video was informative and straight to the point! Everyone's situation is different, so you must do what is best for your situation.
I got started with rideshare 7 years ago with the rental program. I think it's a great option if you want to try rideshare but don't have a vehicle. It can also be fun because you get to drive a lot of different vehicles. However, from a financial perspective it absolutely does not make sense to keep renting if you plan to do it for a longer period of time -- those rental fees add up, in my case I was spending $16000 a year on rental fees. Also, the car insurance that comes with the rental is pretty bad (with a $1500-$2500 deductible). For many drivers, they are just one accident away from financial ruin.
@@robertmorgan2219 I started renting with Uber partnershiped with Hertz, the deductible is $1000 and I made full coverage with the contract between Hertz and me which costs about 70 per week.
So true! Someone hit me while I was renting with Lyft and I may have to pay the $1000 deductible even tho the damage is not worth half that. Then I have to wait until the other woman's insurance reimburse me.
One of the benefits I do see is that the entire cost of the rental would be deductible on your taxes. So factoring in the no cost for maintenance and this deduction it might not be as financially detrimental.
@@kyrahill2420 Its simply a business expense. The same as when you claim a mileage deduction for your ridesharing miles at the end of the year. If you do you taxes through software like Quicken it will be able to guide you.
My friend’s daughter is renting a Uber car and paying over $300 a week 😮. She works for Amazon and Uber eats. She was tired of taking the bus and needed a car with no questions asked.
If you want an easy no worries car to drive, this is a great way to do it. Obviously it's a big weekly expense against your earnings. I'm mechanically inclined, so I've gone the route of buying older upscale brand cars and driving them for 6-12 months. I can always find a clean and presentable BMW/Mercedes/Audi e.t.c for $4k-$5k. Of course you need the money up front, but for me it's much cheaper longterm.
It's better than adding alot of miles on your car dealing with private car insurance plus monthly lease or note car inspections depends on which city and state you're are in and most of all maintenance lol
Hi I just retired and I just stated driving here in palm desert California. My car burns a lot of fuel do I won’t be doing this long. But it is a lot of fun. I didn’t think I would like it but it’s not bad. But I think I’ll put more emphasis on my business. But it was great seeing your video. Keep up the good work.
Thank you for keeping it simple. I understand it better. Just got my temps. Im bout to rent a car to test in then apply for Uber after my L’s arrive in the mail
7 years driving my car for Uber. I'm in 1st week of using Tesla3 rental as an experiment. I'm driving the same number of hours as my ICE (25 hrs). $382/week including taxes and fees in Silicon Valley. So far I have had to charge each day at $20 (5 days). So far that's $482 in expenses and 2.5 hours of charging at Superchargers for $575 revenue. For Sat/Sun I expect to grab another $500 revenue and another $100 charging fees along with 2 more hrs of charging. So, $1075 revenue with $682 in expenses leaves me with just under $400 net while wasting 4.5 hours idle time while charging. To make approx $1600/month net while paying about the same $1600/month for rental doesn't make sense unless i drive closer to 40 hrs vs 25/wk...which I won't do. I do get many Green rides but no XL with rental so I actually think I'm losing out on those sweet long XL and the $$$. Without completing one full week, my opinion is dont rent unless you drive minimum of 40 hrs/wk. If I were to rent this for one year, I would have paid fees half the price of brand new Tesla3.
Don't forget the depreciation of the vehicle you own if you drive your own car. Sometimes you can write them off on your taxes. If you did uber full time those miles add up very quickly. Its something to think about and its why im thinking about renting instead.
It seems Uber is definitely better than Lyft when renting according to Nayecole. I rented Lyft and there’s a 20 ride minimum plus before you receive any of your earnings Lyft deducts until the weekly rental fee is accumulated. I can’t begin to explain how mentally and psychologically difficult that is to feel as though you’re working for free basically until you reach the ride quota and rental fee while you’re burning and having to buy fuel. So the Uber rental definitely seems to be best. I caution any of you to stay clear of the Lyft express drive rental program.
Well with either, u want to drive more than enough to pay back the rental anyway. 2-3 days can pay it off, leaving the rest of the week for pure revenue (minus gas).
I will pick up my rental this Friday. My car is paid for and I have roughy 1500.00 of monthly bills once I have snowball debt I can pay off. My bill are about $300-$400 a month. I am also a van lifer so I pay $0 on rent. I am about to go all in. I will provide updates. Also thank you so much for your break down. Keep grinding and shinning 💯 😎 💰
@@SlyRy5 yes, but remember I started in the summer. Fall has been very slow 700-1000.00 a week. I live near a major city and airport. The airport rides are constant and that is where I see the most profit.
It is a very expensive option but for those who qualify and are eligible right away and who need a car today today lol and can’t get approved for a new or used car bc of low credit or no down payment available for a car yet this is a perfect option until you get to the point where your credit repairs and you can buy or finance a vehicle of your own. In my case I wanna work now in my craft career but it requires a car bc city or suburban transit is not available for the hours I need to start and stop working so I’m readying myself for my documents to clear so I can get back to work til we are able to find a suitable vehicle to own or finance
You can find a car from someone on Toro or Hyre car for way less. I had someone renting Prius for $25 a day with insurance. You just need to dig it in and do a side deal not rent through their platforms.
Luckily I only need to rent for a month or two to save up a few grand to buy a beater to drive so that I can save up for a down payment on a Tesla. I’m a part time driver so I don’t need much per month.
I'm in the same situation. I don't have a car and need one but don't have a down payment yet. I am just now realizing I can rent through Uber and earn money with them. How has it gone with you?
@@angelstar7656 I ended up giving the Tesla rental back after 2 1/2 months and getting back into my own car again. The cost was burning a hole in my pockets and I didn’t realize I didn’t have the higher Uber premiere in my market. Charging took a big chunk out of my already limited time and hertz was still charging me weeks after I returned the car! I lost more money than I made so it was a total wash for me unfortunately. I’ll never do it again. I rather just keep the money I make with my own car so that I can hurry up and pivot out of ride share.
I live in Fresno CA. I’ve been driving for Uber 3 months. I have an electric vehicle through them that costs 350 weekly. I charge for free here in Fresno. I refuse to drive full time. That defeats the purpose of quitting FT, and without benefits I’m not giving anyone that much time. I may as well go back to work. What makes it worth it? Access to a car. I don’t own one, and having one is better than not. However I drive about 10 rides a day. That’s part time. Most of my driving is to pay for the car. 😢 Now in San Francisco (I live 2.5 hours away) I can make the fee giving 20-26 rides in a day (10-12 hrs). In Fresno it takes 2-3 days. Driving 2 days in SF can earn the fee and earn me 350-400. That’s better than the 150-200 in Fresno. I lose free charging access though and have to drive far.
I very much appreciate this. I’m located in fresno as well, and I always wondered if it would be worth renting one here. Thanks for your input , I wish you well success !
Thanks for this vid. I have 2 cars, a Camaro and a family van.. But I'm thinking about renting one so I can do my rides during the day and not have to wait till the wife comes home. Theres more money to be made in the evenings of course but for me its a thing of work life balance. The cars in Atlanta were renting for about the same... I've done uber before in my personal vehicle so I know I can make the money. I might jump into it this week
@@nayecoledid you get different car? How is that work. You don’t get to keep the car u til the end of the month or you can just change for a difefent car ??
Thank you for the video. This is something I have never done doing Uber and someone just reminded me about this today, and I had a lot of questions, but you answered a majority of them. 😊
Uber Eats I found to be a blessing... Uber eats, you get more tips. and being 43 I sometimes don't wanna have to deal wit people while making money and eats allows me that option. But this is definitely an informative video!
I've tried Eats a bit, and it seems you make less money per hour than regular Uber driving. Like $5 for 30 mins. of your time, which is the equivalent of $10/hr. Uber driving seems to be more like $17-22/hr.
You have great style to the point I enjoyed watching. I think also with the car note weekly over your head you’ll be out working since you know in a week another note is due. Wishing you all the best! (I also just subscribed for future content)
I've been driving my own car for Uber for years but I want to give the rental a try and you perfectly explained everything I needed to know, thank you. By the way you have a beautiful teeth with a beautiful smile, lol I couldn't help myself from looking at your lips the whole time.
It’s a bit expensive over 1900 a month with rental and gas costs you will need to drive 8-10-12 hours a day in order to at least make $700-800 to pay for your life with.. it’s a bit of a uneasy feeling knowing your one accident away to financial demise. The deductible with that will doom you! Another thing you have to give a minimum of 30 Uber rides a week to keep it through Uber. Also if you get sick and cannot drive you will have to give up the car😢 which is another huge concern so it is a hustle that you can get into bit for the long term if this is your sole source of income can be heavy on the brain.
Thank you for this video. I have been doing uber for about 9 years on personal vehicle. My car broke down yesterday and looking at serious repairs leaving me wondering if I can cover it meanwhile frantically worrying about upcoming bills. This is very reassuring and definitely puts a lot of my worries at ease. Not only do I uber uber to pay bills but I am attending ASU with the help of Uber's benefits. Do you know if you can do Lyft with a rental car from Avis even though its signed up with through Uber app? I have an appointment to pick up my car now on Monday.
Try Turo and find a private person that specifically rents cars to drivers and negotiate a rate. You can usually find someone with a decent hybrid for around $35 a day (depending on your market). I’m in Indy and the cost of registering a car here is pretty inexpensive. I only drive occasionally, but I drive a really nice car and there is no chance I’m destroying my car.
Thank you very much for the information on this, I’ve been looking around for a few days to see if it was worth it to rent and this is the best breakdown so far.
I used to paid 4 My Acura MdX 2019 like 800 + 265 insurance, after 5 months I return the car,now I rent a car from hertz 2023 car for $270 a week . So isn’t bad if you work full time . I think is good deal if you do full time .
I hope that you do something using your great communication talent and engaging personality! GREAT JOB wit this video! Thanks so much! I had a list of questions and you answered every one in a clear and engaging way! KUDOS!!!
Your Video was beneficial, as too I am just signing up and the next process is to pick up my car on Monday, I am glad that you mentioned that you did not have your own personal insurance as I let mine go when I let the car go several months ago. I saw online that it asked if you wanted to accept the personal insurance to cover you and I chose yes, I was just not really sure if that was what it was for so thank you for that piece of mind
Yes it’s expensive but I like this because my personal car is a Mini Cooper and I’m not putting miles and wear and tear on it I’d rather pay extra and work a little extra to cover it
For Hertz its a lot more expensive than whats in the app. Like for Telsa 3 It says 350 or something but then if you want to get the full insurance(which you should or your out money if you pop a tire or somebody hits and runs you which happened to me like 5 times it pays its self off). Its 500 a week plus electrical cost/gas if you got a gas car and they make you pay 200-300 deposit that is part of the first weeks pay. so you end up paying a lot more for the first week usually. If you can rent a car for under 350 with insurance it makes sense during the winter time during the summer time when its slow just try to buy a car.
rental you're basically slaving for 5 days straight 10 to 12 hours a day to pay the rental and the hidden fees ( charging that cna go from 15 to 20$ a day + washing the car every 2-3 days ) and you have 2 days left to make the rental reasonable , done that and i'm never ever putting myself in that situation
😩 What don’t you like about the delivery portion?? I was actually driving picking up people then all of a sudden it switched to food… and I was like “oh wait this is much better” imo… I personally had no issues and was glad nobody was in the car breathing on me 😭😭
It seems like not all Avis and Hertz rental locations participate with UBER. I recently discovered this while having my car in the body shop, after I was hit by another driver while Ubering. The other driver's insurance paid for the rental due to her being at fault. Enterprise wouldn't let me use the rental to UBER and neither would UBER. This took about 10 phone calls with UBER driver support to figure out. Driver support, for whatever reason, wasn't getting what I was explaining to them; go figure. Finally, after a few days and multiple phone calls to Driver support, the nearest eligible Rental agency, was over 70 miles away and would cost me approximately $450 a week. I already had a free rental through the other driver's insurance, but I couldn't use it to UBER. A real cluster@#%$ UBER needs to expand their rental partnership. I couldn't work for nearly 3 weeks due to my car being in the body shop.
I feel it is still worth it (a pro) as far as the weekly pay being when you think about it, between a car note as well as insurance and maintenance that would probably equate paying more than what paying weekly would be for the car especially since that's included. I see Uber would be better for a number of reasons from my experience of driving with Lyft. I'm happy to see we get our money up front versus having to do rides first before making our money like Lyft did. Thanks for this video girly it was helpful.
@@Tttttttttttttttt484 it took me 2 weeks to figure it out but now im really like it and making some cash plus having a newer car to drive. It's not for everyone but it's doing everything I need for now. :)
2-3 days to pay off the car for 4 hours a day. I started in North Hollywood and it would take me all over: Santa Clarita, Burbank, but West Hollywood and Santa Monica are hot spots!
If you're renting a car, you're going to have to put in at least 2 1/2 hours just to cover the weekly lease. Also, they require I think 30 Uber rides a week to be able to keep renting the car.
Whats stopping people from using this option to get a rental for cheap (for the week)? Like do you have to complete a set number of rides? Since its a rental, can you use it for personal other than working?
In Fresno it requires 30 rides minimum weekly. I have to give about 35 rides to make the 350 fee. I drive part time so it takes about 2.5 days. After that I need real motivation to drive for myself. But in my city I can charge the electric vehicle for free.
Do you need to pay upfront for the Uber rental? I've read that Lyft takes 60% of what you earn for the rides and pays it back into the rental before you earn what you earn. Is this the same with Uber? Thank you for proving a clear and concise video! :)
I heard that about Lyft too! With uber, the payment comes directly out of your bank account. The money you make while driving is yours to withdraw whenever.
I was told you don’t have to pay the insurance from Uber , you can pay the insurance from the same rental company which it is a lot less money than Uber insurance charge. …
Awesome explanation great video as well, my situation is that I'm currently carless and have been Ubering to work pretty much 5 days a week to work and back home I recently got a ride from a driver who was renting and driving a vehicle for Uber,, my question is do you think it would make sense to sign up for this rental program thru Uber and drive it to work during the week I mean I'm already spending 200$ a week on rides anyways but I think I could pay it off by driving on the weekends and after hours of my initial job.. just need some insight on this ? Also the driver that I got the ride from was driving an electric vehicle not a Tesla but I know you mentioned the gas thing would it make sense to get a gas rental or EV ??
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Omg, I rented my car through uber as well, I too have a Kona but it’s the Kona Electric. It was rarely new with only a bit over 5000 miles when I got it. It was in great condition when I got it. But with over you can literally make your car payment within two days if you put in the work. I love that uber provided this service. It truly helps out a lot when not having a car, not placing wear and tear on your own car.
Hi thank you for this! When you picked up your rental, did you have to pay the $355 up front or did they wait until the following week to take it from your account?
She had to pay upfront to get the car and then pay again at the end of the week . To me it’s too expensive. Renting from a regular place would be a better choice if it was me.
May be nice getting a choice… I’ve been through 8 cars in 7 months lol but no deposit no background check bc it’s through Uber platform… but it’s a rip off if you have bills… good luck paying them after $331 / wk! Yuuup 1,350/m and cars are garbage
Hey girl! I’m trying to rent a car through Avis and they told me that the extra insurance doesn’t cover me when I’m off the clock. I do live in NY so maybe the rules are different for every state; but did they ever disclose that to you when you rented the car for Uber?
They didn’t tell me that! They told me that’s what it was for. Not sure if policy changes state to state or if they were tryna make an extra $ out of me
@@nayecole thanks for responding hon! ✨ I’m definitely going to call and ask them again to make sure because that’s crazy! If I’m spending $300 a week on a rental I want to be able to use it for my own personal use as well!
Instead of renting through Uber, can you just shopbaround and rent directly? I saw a video recently of someone who just used Expedia to find better deals.
Damn I’m sorry. Renting weekly is ridiculously predatory. Avoid at all costs please. $356 a week comes to $18,500 a year. A quick search found a 2020 Kona AWD with 20K miles for $18,000. Let’s call it $20K for fees and interest. Insurance maybe $1.5K/year. After 2 years, you would have paid $37,000 to rent. Versus $20,000 to buy used + $3K for two yeas of insurance. And if you sell that Kona after 2 years, you can get $14,000 (2018 Kona with 100K miles). If you want to sell quick, you could take $10,000 for it. TL;DR. Rent for 2 years $37K. Buy used with insurance $23K with $10-14K in residual value. That’s over $24K difference you’re paying to Avis over 2 years!
I bought my 2015 Honda Civic with 40k miles for 7k in 2020. The insurance is about $80 a month. Now it has 145k miles on it, this year i've averaged around 60,000 miles, which is close to a 40k tax deduction with the per mile write off which goes into the negative against the car, so you can't do that with a rental. Just write off what you paid for the rental. I also can use my car for Uber and Lyft both. So I don't think a rental can compete, unless you decide to do one for like a week or two and plan on driving 12-14 hours a day everyday and don't want to kill your car.
Yeah no one is looking to rent to drive for Uber for 2yrs. That’s the point. This is really for people who have the energy and time. That’s it. This is a get in get out situation. I done see so many stories in person on how this can help and change a person’s financial situation. So yeah on paper it sounds “right” but once again everyone situation is different
UPDATE: driving for Uber using the rental program has definitely helped me when I need extra cash and catch up on bills!! When I don’t need the car, I just turn it in and get a new one when I want to drive again. I still prefer to drive in the mornings and on weekends. If you’re looking for a flexible side hustle and/or in need of a car “quick fix” I still recommend!! Use this link to get a bonus when signing up. I just invited you to earn with Uber. Earn at least $1,750 for your first 180 passenger trips in 30 days. drivers.uber.com/i/t9ssese87sf4
Hi, I have a question did Davis do a credit check as well as a background check?
What market are you in?
Your post says $945 on the post of this video for an entire week!🫣, that’s far too low for a whole week! I made $2.3k to $2.8k👈🏾 12 hours a day, a week it’s like less than half, biggest joke from the jump, Uber have “bonuses”, “consecutive pay” when completed them you’ll see those numbers 👆🏾
I got approved for Uber but couldn't drive right away. I started recently but now I don't qualify for the 'new driver' bonus and they offer no flexibility. Anyone else have this challenge?
@@YeahmynameKiara Try Hertz Uber rental... With debit card... No credit check as long as your in Uber App sa driver
I was thinking about driving for Uber or Lyft and came here for some basic information. I usually don't comment on videos, but I wanted you to know how much I appreciated the straightforward way you shot this- the succinct information, the video and audio quality and most importantly your vibe. You don't take on the typical "UA-camr" persona. You're authentic and that's refreshing! One of the better informational videos I've seen in a long time!
Thank you so much Michael! I really appreciate it. What’s crazy is before I shot this I was like how would I want to receive this information: straight to the point and real. I’m glad I was able to help! Best of luck to you and you decide to do it!
I agree!!
This!
This option is good only if you are a full time Uber driver like me, I drive 10 hours a day 5 days a week and I make anywhere between $300-$350 daily in New Jersey, but if you are a part time driver then renting a car for Uber is not worth it.
@@Rob-xo1yk Depends on the market, here in NJ there's lots of surge especially around Jersey City/Hoboken area, I am now driving 4 days a week for 10 hours each day Because I'm getting older and don't have the same energy, Im still getting my 40 hours a week though.
Yeah you would lose money if you’re not planning to drive full time. How much do you pay for your car rental?
You are kicking ass.
@@kevinbernhardt3568I agree.I am going to give it a shot next week,and just go full time.
Facts. In Fresno ca it’s so low. I make 100 per 10 rides. In San Francisco it can be double.
I rent a kia Niro 2023 for 280$ a week and it gets 500 miles!!! On one gas tank!! So i pay like 45$ on gas for 7 days and i make the 280$ in one day, every other day is all pure profit to me, 100% WORTH IT BUTTTT I WORK IN BOSTON SO YEA, Boston is BUSYYYYY i also am the first person to ever drive the car it only had 35 miles on it so besides the cars delivery. I really got a GREAT DEAL
how do i like the Niro? I’ve thought about purchasing one for saving of the gas
The Kia Niro is a EV so what “gas tank” are you referring to?
@@bostonrap2039he could have been using expression the equivalent of $45 in gas
@@bostonrap2039the hybrid model
Also hybrid@@bostonrap2039
I am a driver here in Baltimore and your video was informative and straight to the point! Everyone's situation is different, so you must do what is best for your situation.
that's right!! thank you! What works for one might not work for everyone. Glad you found it helpful!
How are you doing on Baltimore?
I got started with rideshare 7 years ago with the rental program. I think it's a great option if you want to try rideshare but don't have a vehicle. It can also be fun because you get to drive a lot of different vehicles. However, from a financial perspective it absolutely does not make sense to keep renting if you plan to do it for a longer period of time -- those rental fees add up, in my case I was spending $16000 a year on rental fees. Also, the car insurance that comes with the rental is pretty bad (with a $1500-$2500 deductible). For many drivers, they are just one accident away from financial ruin.
Oh my goodness no one thinks about the a DEDUCTIBLE!!! Thanks for mentioning this!!!
@@robertmorgan2219 I started renting with Uber partnershiped with Hertz, the deductible is $1000 and I made full coverage with the contract between Hertz and me which costs about 70 per week.
In Fresno we don’t have that deductible.
i agree
So true! Someone hit me while I was renting with Lyft and I may have to pay the $1000 deductible even tho the damage is not worth half that. Then I have to wait until the other woman's insurance reimburse me.
One of the benefits I do see is that the entire cost of the rental would be deductible on your taxes. So factoring in the no cost for maintenance and this deduction it might not be as financially detrimental.
This peaked my interest. My apologies if this isn’t the smartest question but how do you go about writing this off on your taxes
@@kyrahill2420 Its simply a business expense. The same as when you claim a mileage deduction for your ridesharing miles at the end of the year. If you do you taxes through software like Quicken it will be able to guide you.
so i can essentially get all i paid for rentals back in march?
That’s not really how deductions work. But you can deduct the rental cost from your earned income.
@@SlyRy5yes, because it's a business expense.
My friend’s daughter is renting a Uber car and paying over $300 a week 😮. She works for Amazon and Uber eats. She was tired of taking the bus and needed a car with no questions asked.
at that point she might as well just get a car note for a nissan versa or a cheap hyundai or something like that
@@samnucksome people have no choice like me bad credit or no down payment for a car
@@romancedennis290 did you have to pay a deposit?
@@megz122 yeah u do
Is there a rule about using the uber car for other delivery programs? I'm trying to find that answer
I have never commented on a video before. But the presentation you just made was outstanding. Thanks for doing this video. Really helpful.
If you want an easy no worries car to drive, this is a great way to do it. Obviously it's a big weekly expense against your earnings.
I'm mechanically inclined, so I've gone the route of buying older upscale brand cars and driving them for 6-12 months. I can always find a clean and presentable BMW/Mercedes/Audi e.t.c for $4k-$5k. Of course you need the money up front, but for me it's much cheaper longterm.
Are you really getting upscale vehicles for $4k-$5k that are less than 15 years old to qualify? Doesnt seem possible. I'm curious.
It's better than adding alot of miles on your car dealing with private car insurance plus monthly lease or note car inspections depends on which city and state you're are in and most of all maintenance lol
True! lol Not having to worry about maintenance is really a game changer
@@nayecole I was sold on that lol I'm cheap
Hi I just retired and I just stated driving here in palm desert California. My car burns a lot of fuel do I won’t be doing this long. But it is a lot of fun. I didn’t think I would like it but it’s not bad. But I think I’ll put more emphasis on my business. But it was great seeing your video. Keep up the good work.
Thank you for keeping it simple. I understand it better. Just got my temps. Im bout to rent a car to test in then apply for Uber after my L’s arrive in the mail
7 years driving my car for Uber.
I'm in 1st week of using Tesla3 rental as an experiment. I'm driving the same number of hours as my ICE (25 hrs).
$382/week including taxes and fees in Silicon Valley.
So far I have had to charge each day at $20 (5 days). So far that's $482 in expenses and 2.5 hours of charging at Superchargers for $575 revenue. For Sat/Sun I expect to grab another $500 revenue and another $100 charging fees along with 2 more hrs of charging.
So, $1075 revenue with $682 in expenses leaves me with just under $400 net while wasting 4.5 hours idle time while charging.
To make approx $1600/month net while paying about the same $1600/month for rental doesn't make sense unless i drive closer to 40 hrs vs 25/wk...which I won't do.
I do get many Green rides but no XL with rental so I actually think I'm losing out on those sweet long XL and the $$$.
Without completing one full week, my opinion is dont rent unless you drive minimum of 40 hrs/wk.
If I were to rent this for one year, I would have paid fees half the price of brand new Tesla3.
Whatever they say I cancel their ride, take a ride not their gender , not their ethnicity and get $200 after without helping . Whisper that.
@@RGh-r6l comment makes no sense.
Don't forget the depreciation of the vehicle you own if you drive your own car. Sometimes you can write them off on your taxes. If you did uber full time those miles add up very quickly. Its something to think about and its why im thinking about renting instead.
It seems Uber is definitely better than Lyft when renting according to Nayecole. I rented Lyft and there’s a 20 ride minimum plus before you receive any of your earnings Lyft deducts until the weekly rental fee is accumulated. I can’t begin to explain how mentally and psychologically difficult that is to feel as though you’re working for free basically until you reach the ride quota and rental fee while you’re burning and having to buy fuel. So the Uber rental definitely seems to be best. I caution any of you to stay clear of the Lyft express drive rental program.
That’s crazy lol I’m going through a situation with those folks. Yeah please stay away from Lyft express.
Well with either, u want to drive more than enough to pay back the rental anyway. 2-3 days can pay it off, leaving the rest of the week for pure revenue (minus gas).
Wee support you girl for investing in yourself and skipping 9 to 5 w2 job😊
lol thank you! not skipping 9 to 5. I needed a income during the interim
I will pick up my rental this Friday. My car is paid for and I have roughy 1500.00 of monthly bills once I have snowball debt I can pay off. My bill are about $300-$400 a month. I am also a van lifer so I pay $0 on rent. I am about to go all in. I will provide updates. Also thank you so much for your break down. Keep grinding and shinning 💯 😎 💰
Hey how was the rental any profit?
Hey! I started last Friday and made $2k work 5 days 5-6 hours. Minus 346.00 for the rental. I got the EV and found a free level 3 charging station.
that's awesome!!!
@@TeganHoney 2k in a week ?
@@SlyRy5 yes, but remember I started in the summer. Fall has been very slow 700-1000.00 a week. I live near a major city and airport. The airport rides are constant and that is where I see the most profit.
It is a very expensive option but for those who qualify and are eligible right away and who need a car today today lol and can’t get approved for a new or used car bc of low credit or no down payment available for a car yet this is a perfect option until you get to the point where your credit repairs and you can buy or finance a vehicle of your own. In my case I wanna work now in my craft career but it requires a car bc city or suburban transit is not available for the hours I need to start and stop working so I’m readying myself for my documents to clear so I can get back to work til we are able to find a suitable vehicle to own or finance
I agree, it’s definitely expensive
😂😂😂
It is expensive but not being responsible for maintenance is the best. Now I don't have to drive my personal car to the ground.
@@Liyareignright . I rather go expensive then put $40,000 a miles on my car
It’s expensive but this is a good option if you’re doing gig work, full-time 355 a week if you’re making $1500-$2000 a week it’s pretty good
Great video Uber just approved me, and I was very curious about the rental option, thanks for the video.
Glad it was helpful!
You can find a car from someone on Toro or Hyre car for way less. I had someone renting Prius for $25 a day with insurance. You just need to dig it in and do a side deal not rent through their platforms.
Thank you. I'm thinking of doing Uber, and I have been doing research this was helpful 🙂
Luckily I only need to rent for a month or two to save up a few grand to buy a beater to drive so that I can save up for a down payment on a Tesla. I’m a part time driver so I don’t need much per month.
I'm in the same situation. I don't have a car and need one but don't have a down payment yet. I am just now realizing I can rent through Uber and earn money with them. How has it gone with you?
@@angelstar7656 I ended up giving the Tesla rental back after 2 1/2 months and getting back into my own car again. The cost was burning a hole in my pockets and I didn’t realize I didn’t have the higher Uber premiere in my market. Charging took a big chunk out of my already limited time and hertz was still charging me weeks after I returned the car! I lost more money than I made so it was a total wash for me unfortunately. I’ll never do it again. I rather just keep the money I make with my own car so that I can hurry up and pivot out of ride share.
I live in Fresno CA. I’ve been driving for Uber 3 months. I have an electric vehicle through them that costs 350 weekly. I charge for free here in Fresno. I refuse to drive full time. That defeats the purpose of quitting FT, and without benefits I’m not giving anyone that much time. I may as well go back to work.
What makes it worth it? Access to a car. I don’t own one, and having one is better than not. However I drive about 10 rides a day. That’s part time. Most of my driving is to pay for the car. 😢
Now in San Francisco (I live 2.5 hours away) I can make the fee giving 20-26 rides in a day (10-12 hrs). In Fresno it takes 2-3 days. Driving 2 days in SF can earn the fee and earn me 350-400. That’s better than the 150-200 in Fresno. I lose free charging access though and have to drive far.
I very much appreciate this. I’m located in fresno as well, and I always wondered if it would be worth renting one here. Thanks for your input , I wish you well success !
Thanks for this vid. I have 2 cars, a Camaro and a family van.. But I'm thinking about renting one so I can do my rides during the day and not have to wait till the wife comes home. Theres more money to be made in the evenings of course but for me its a thing of work life balance. The cars in Atlanta were renting for about the same... I've done uber before in my personal vehicle so I know I can make the money. I might jump into it this week
You’re welcome! Did you do it? I just got a different car, same price though. I agree, the night life brings in the cash
@@nayecoledid you get different car? How is that work. You don’t get to keep the car u til the end of the month or you can just change for a difefent car ??
Thank you for the video. This is something I have never done doing Uber and someone just reminded me about this today, and I had a lot of questions, but you answered a majority of them. 😊
Glad it was helpful! Thank you 😊
@@nayecole you’re welcome ☺️
I did ubereats in the past with my own car on weekends it was cool. I’m interested in the best time to drive.
I did it a couple times, Im going to try it again. thanks! Ok I will make video about that! thank you for watching!😊
Uber Eats I found to be a blessing... Uber eats, you get more tips. and being 43 I sometimes don't wanna have to deal wit people while making money and eats allows me that option. But this is definitely an informative video!
I've tried Eats a bit, and it seems you make less money per hour than regular Uber driving. Like $5 for 30 mins. of your time, which is the equivalent of $10/hr. Uber driving seems to be more like $17-22/hr.
This is good if you don't want to put wear on your car or maybe you have a car but it's to old to use for uber so renting the better option.
You have great style to the point I enjoyed watching. I think also with the car note weekly over your head you’ll be out working since you know in a week another note is due. Wishing you all the best! (I also just subscribed for future content)
Thank you!! Yea I try to be strategic about it as much as I can be to avoid any hiccups.
I've been driving my own car for Uber for years but I want to give the rental a try and you perfectly explained everything I needed to know, thank you.
By the way you have a beautiful teeth with a beautiful smile, lol I couldn't help myself from looking at your lips the whole time.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you!
Thanks for doing this video. Had no idea what all was involved. Came to learn how to rent a car car and it spun off into driving for Uber.
It’s a bit expensive over 1900 a month with rental and gas costs you will need to drive 8-10-12 hours a day in order to at least make $700-800 to pay for your life with.. it’s a bit of a uneasy feeling knowing your one accident away to financial demise. The deductible with that will doom you!
Another thing you have to give a minimum of 30 Uber rides a week to keep it through Uber. Also if you get sick and cannot drive you will have to give up the car😢 which is another huge concern so it is a hustle that you can get into bit for the long term if this is your sole source of income can be heavy on the brain.
Thank you for this video. I have been doing uber for about 9 years on personal vehicle. My car broke down yesterday and looking at serious repairs leaving me wondering if I can cover it meanwhile frantically worrying about upcoming bills. This is very reassuring and definitely puts a lot of my worries at ease. Not only do I uber uber to pay bills but I am attending ASU with the help of Uber's benefits.
Do you know if you can do Lyft with a rental car from Avis even though its signed up with through Uber app? I have an appointment to pick up my car now on Monday.
Thank you for this you definitely explained and elaborated very well now I can finally make my decision. I’m going for it. It will help out so much
did you go for it ?
Thank you. Perfect explanation of steps and simple video. Thank you so much!
Try Turo and find a private person that specifically rents cars to drivers and negotiate a rate. You can usually find someone with a decent hybrid for around $35 a day (depending on your market). I’m in Indy and the cost of registering a car here is pretty inexpensive. I only drive occasionally, but I drive a really nice car and there is no chance I’m destroying my car.
Uber has restrictions. They have to approve your car and you have to provide a lot of documentation.
Yes please do not try this if your name isn’t on the insurance and registration Uber will not allow it only their partners
$35 a day is 🧢. Not even factoring insurance and tax
Thank you very much for the information on this, I’ve been looking around for a few days to see if it was worth it to rent and this is the best breakdown so far.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank You! Great information. Has anyone told you that you look like Keke Palmer?
great video! Great information!!! straight to the point and informal! THANK YOU!
I used to paid 4 My Acura MdX 2019 like 800 + 265 insurance, after 5 months I return the car,now I rent a car from hertz 2023 car for $270 a week . So isn’t bad if you work full time . I think is good deal if you do full time .
I hope that you do something using your great communication talent and engaging personality! GREAT JOB wit this video! Thanks so much! I had a list of questions and you answered every one in a clear and engaging way! KUDOS!!!
Your Video was beneficial, as too I am just signing up and the next process is to pick up my car on Monday, I am glad that you mentioned that you did not have your own personal insurance as I let mine go when I let the car go several months ago. I saw online that it asked if you wanted to accept the personal insurance to cover you and I chose yes, I was just not really sure if that was what it was for so thank you for that piece of mind
Make that money sis!! I just subscribed to your channel ✅ KEEP GOING!💪
Thank you!!
@@nayecole You're welcome! ❤️
Nayecole, I just wanted to say thank you for the amazing video and your outstanding presentation!👍
Thank you for sharing. I plan on renting a car from Avis next week for Uber. I really need some extra income.
@@sachafierce116 how did it go?
You hit each point and it was straightforward with little to no fluff. Very informative. Thanks ma’am.
Yes it’s expensive but I like this because my personal car is a Mini Cooper and I’m not putting miles and wear and tear on it I’d rather pay extra and work a little extra to cover it
uber is only really worth it on holidays like new years eve is the highest earning day for uber.
Sis you are definitely KiKi Palmer long lost twin sister. Great info in your video!!
She look and sound like her, it’s crazy
For Hertz its a lot more expensive than whats in the app. Like for Telsa 3 It says 350 or something but then if you want to get the full insurance(which you should or your out money if you pop a tire or somebody hits and runs you which happened to me like 5 times it pays its self off). Its 500 a week plus electrical cost/gas if you got a gas car and they make you pay 200-300 deposit that is part of the first weeks pay. so you end up paying a lot more for the first week usually. If you can rent a car for under 350 with insurance it makes sense during the winter time during the summer time when its slow just try to buy a car.
great review and u look good thanks
Sis you are a blessing 🙌🏾
rental you're basically slaving for 5 days straight 10 to 12 hours a day to pay the rental and the hidden fees ( charging that cna go from 15 to 20$ a day + washing the car every 2-3 days ) and you have 2 days left to make the rental reasonable , done that and i'm never ever putting myself in that situation
😩 What don’t you like about the delivery portion?? I was actually driving picking up people then all of a sudden it switched to food… and I was like “oh wait this is much better” imo… I personally had no issues and was glad nobody was in the car breathing on me 😭😭
Thanks a lot. You answered all my questions
Glad to hear that! Thank you!
It seems like not all Avis and Hertz rental locations participate with UBER.
I recently discovered this while having my car in the body shop, after I was hit by another driver while Ubering.
The other driver's insurance paid for the rental due to her being at fault. Enterprise wouldn't let me use the rental to UBER and neither would UBER.
This took about 10 phone calls with UBER driver support to figure out. Driver support, for whatever reason, wasn't getting what I was explaining to them; go figure.
Finally, after a few days and multiple phone calls to Driver support, the nearest eligible Rental agency, was over 70 miles away and would cost me approximately $450 a week.
I already had a free rental through the other driver's insurance, but I couldn't use it to UBER. A real cluster@#%$
UBER needs to expand their rental partnership.
I couldn't work for nearly 3 weeks due to my car being in the body shop.
Insurance of lady has to pay lost wages
I feel it is still worth it (a pro) as far as the weekly pay being when you think about it, between a car note as well as insurance and maintenance that would probably equate paying more than what paying weekly would be for the car especially since that's included. I see Uber would be better for a number of reasons from my experience of driving with Lyft. I'm happy to see we get our money up front versus having to do rides first before making our money like Lyft did. Thanks for this video girly it was helpful.
Lots of good info, I'm picking up my car next week. :)
Good luck! Glad it was helpful!
How you liking it?
@@Tttttttttttttttt484 it took me 2 weeks to figure it out but now im really like it and making some cash plus having a newer car to drive. It's not for everyone but it's doing everything I need for now. :)
You said you drove 4 hours a day? How long did it take you to pay off the car each week? Also what part of the city did you work? I’m local to LA
2-3 days to pay off the car for 4 hours a day.
I started in North Hollywood and it would take me all over: Santa Clarita, Burbank, but West Hollywood and Santa Monica are hot spots!
@@nayecole Thank you so much for posting. This is my second week driving for uber in a hertz rental. I was wondering where to go to make money.
If you're renting a car, you're going to have to put in at least 2 1/2 hours just to cover the weekly lease. Also, they require I think 30 Uber rides a week to be able to keep renting the car.
HI there is it still worth renting ? I've seen so many complaints lately with Uber/Lyft and low pay
Great video, love the breakdown.
Just subscribed and let us know what the best times 💯
Thank you! Best time to drive video up now ✨
@@nayecole thank you I seen it right after I posted it 😂😂
I'm definitely looking into Lyft once I get a car 🤞🏽💯
Great video!
As far as gas card, there are a lot of free gas rewards programs out there.
Shell, definitely offers it.
BP, Exxon, circle k, speedway.
Keep'em coming !
When a person factors in the gas cost, the total cost of renting plus gas cost wil be between $1800-$2000 monthly.
You are awesome Cole keep it up
thank you!
GREAT MESSAGE YOU EXPLAIN THAT VERY VERY WELL NOW I KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN RENTING A CAR FOR UBER THANK YOU FOR SHARING GOOD JOB 👍🏾👍🏾❤️
Glad it was helpful!
Dope & informative!!
Great information made simple 😊thankks
Use upside you can get 55 cents off the gallon.
Nice review although the cost of gas is something you have to deal with regardless if it's your own car or a rental. ;)
Thank you for making this video.
This video helped me a lot frfr ty fam 🙏🏼
Is it better to get an EV or standard mid sized car at a cheaper weekly price when renting for Uber?
Should i select pay as you go, or set the mileage when renting from Uber?
Whats stopping people from using this option to get a rental for cheap (for the week)? Like do you have to complete a set number of rides? Since its a rental, can you use it for personal other than working?
In Fresno it requires 30 rides minimum weekly. I have to give about 35 rides to make the 350 fee. I drive part time so it takes about 2.5 days. After that I need real motivation to drive for myself. But in my city I can charge the electric vehicle for free.
@@ReinaJohnsontransformeddoes doing ubereats count towards those 30 weekly trips requirement?
Do you need to pay upfront for the Uber rental?
I've read that Lyft takes 60% of what you earn for the rides and pays it back into the rental before you earn what you earn. Is this the same with Uber?
Thank you for proving a clear and concise video! :)
I heard that about Lyft too! With uber, the payment comes directly out of your bank account. The money you make while driving is yours to withdraw whenever.
Yes.
I was told you don’t have to pay the insurance from Uber , you can pay the insurance from the same rental company which it is a lot less money than Uber insurance charge. …
Awesome explanation great video as well, my situation is that I'm currently carless and have been Ubering to work pretty much 5 days a week to work and back home I recently got a ride from a driver who was renting and driving a vehicle for Uber,, my question is do you think it would make sense to sign up for this rental program thru Uber and drive it to work during the week I mean I'm already spending 200$ a week on rides anyways but I think I could pay it off by driving on the weekends and after hours of my initial job.. just need some insight on this ? Also the driver that I got the ride from was driving an electric vehicle not a Tesla but I know you mentioned the gas thing would it make sense to get a gas rental or EV ??
If you commit to driving after work and weekends to pay the car it can work but personally it can be tiring! Keep that in mind.
I have heard the EV cars are better but I would look into charging stations in your area first and factor that price
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Omg, I rented my car through uber as well, I too have a Kona but it’s the Kona Electric. It was rarely new with only a bit over 5000 miles when I got it. It was in great condition when I got it. But with over you can literally make your car payment within two days if you put in the work. I love that uber provided this service. It truly helps out a lot when not having a car, not placing wear and tear on your own car.
Hi thank you for this! When you picked up your rental, did you have to pay the $355 up front or did they wait until the following week to take it from your account?
She had to pay upfront to get the car and then pay again at the end of the week . To me it’s too expensive. Renting from a regular place would be a better choice if it was me.
May be nice getting a choice… I’ve been through 8 cars in 7 months lol but no deposit no background check bc it’s through Uber platform… but it’s a rip off if you have bills… good luck paying them after $331 / wk! Yuuup 1,350/m and cars are garbage
thank you so much great video ❤❤❤
Great view, thank you.
Hey girl! I’m trying to rent a car through Avis and they told me that the extra insurance doesn’t cover me when I’m off the clock. I do live in NY so maybe the rules are different for every state; but did they ever disclose that to you when you rented the car for Uber?
They didn’t tell me that! They told me that’s what it was for. Not sure if policy changes state to state or if they were tryna make an extra $ out of me
@@nayecole thanks for responding hon! ✨ I’m definitely going to call and ask them again to make sure because that’s crazy! If I’m spending $300 a week on a rental I want to be able to use it for my own personal use as well!
So ok my car just went down and I'm a Uber eats driver.. so will they charge me to get the car or will they take it from my earnings
Instead of renting through Uber, can you just shopbaround and rent directly? I saw a video recently of someone who just used Expedia to find better deals.
Question I just got approved the same day you pick up the Uber you can go to work?
How much can i earn driving 10 hours a day 7 days a week in Miami area? Gross amount
Yes I want to here the best time to drive
Hello Good morning I try to be Uber Driver myself I in Chicago I get my license first
Hello, were you able to pay for rental car weekly as Uber driver? I'm worry that I might not make enough money to pay the lease weekly
So you paid the $355 upfront (Plus the deposit but you didn't need to pay) when you picked up the car?
Why your Uber app screen doesn’t look like mine? I don’t know how can I set up the screen looks like yours😥
Damn I’m sorry. Renting weekly is ridiculously predatory. Avoid at all costs please. $356 a week comes to $18,500 a year. A quick search found a 2020 Kona AWD with 20K miles for $18,000. Let’s call it $20K for fees and interest. Insurance maybe $1.5K/year.
After 2 years, you would have paid $37,000 to rent. Versus $20,000 to buy used + $3K for two yeas of insurance. And if you sell that Kona after 2 years, you can get $14,000 (2018 Kona with 100K miles). If you want to sell quick, you could take $10,000 for it.
TL;DR. Rent for 2 years $37K. Buy used with insurance $23K with $10-14K in residual value. That’s over $24K difference you’re paying to Avis over 2 years!
This was very informative
I bought my 2015 Honda Civic with 40k miles for 7k in 2020. The insurance is about $80 a month. Now it has 145k miles on it, this year i've averaged around 60,000 miles, which is close to a 40k tax deduction with the per mile write off which goes into the negative against the car, so you can't do that with a rental. Just write off what you paid for the rental. I also can use my car for Uber and Lyft both. So I don't think a rental can compete, unless you decide to do one for like a week or two and plan on driving 12-14 hours a day everyday and don't want to kill your car.
Yeah no one is looking to rent to drive for Uber for 2yrs. That’s the point. This is really for people who have the energy and time. That’s it. This is a get in get out situation. I done see so many stories in person on how this can help and change a person’s financial situation. So yeah on paper it sounds “right” but once again everyone situation is different
The background music is very distracting and annoying. Other than that, excellent video. Very informative. Thank you!
Ok, thanks
Would it be ideal to rent if you’re only going to be driving under 30 hours a week?
Thanks for the information