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by xemdetia
3674 days ago
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> So basically she got a loan at 10%. Also, you have to factor in that she has an option to purchase which she can choose to exercise. I don't know why they don't just say as much. That's the weirdest part of me. People who drive for a living can and will put on 30k+ miles a year on a car. If they used this car for Uber work for the full three years as a driver, you probably wouldn't want the car anyway! It would make more sense to lease a new one to continue working for Uber or if you move on from Uber trigger the two week end lease policy and buy a new car. Or trigger the two week end policy and move into a car you financed under your own power. |
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