[ThrowInTheTowel]

Sorry I'm all over the place as I feel this getting real disorganized lol. Looking back I should of typed this all out first and then posted but I'm not stopping or slowing down this bus

So I just finished charging back to 100%

It cost $11.61 with and alleged 338 miles of range

Again this is the highest time of the year to charge in the summer

I drove about 107 miles

$11.61 / 107 miles comes to about $0.11 a mile.


My suburban would be about 20-21 mpg for this trip. For this let's say 20mpg

5.35 gallons based at $3.60 without upside and or GasBuddy comes to a total of $19.26

$19.26 / 107 miles comes to $0.18 a mile.

Thanks for sharing your experience with this Tesla rental. It answers a lot of questions for us curious individuals. 🙏

 

[ThrowInTheTowel]

Bless your heart man. This is modern day indentured servitude. Just reading your last 6 posts makes me want to cry.

Do you not have any other options? Getting out of rideshare altogether would be best. You'd make considerably better money stocking shelves at a grocery store or working as a clerk at a gas station. But even if you stuck with rideshare, getting a used Toyota Camry would be a far better prospect. Do you not have the credit to get a used car loan? You'd be far more profitable that way.

I expect there will be video on the local news within the next couple of weeks of a driver driving a Tesla thru the front entrance of a Hertz location. Driver gets out, hands keys to clerk, and calmly says "I hope the collision damage insurance covers all of this."