taxiappguy:

2003 Camry is accepted on both platforms.

sylvo:
Thanks so much, pls can u highlight what and what I need to do to register my car with the platform and is there any advantage of one platform against d other
Both platforms are good. Uber charges 25% and taxify charges 15%.
Uber has more requirements than taxify for registration. Taxify, just take your car and papers. Then go for inspection. Uber you need TIN, current account and a few other things, but no inspection. I'd say start registering for Uber first.

ShegsA:
Hello house, an Uber/Taxify driver is needed for a trip to Ibadan tomorrow morning.

Departure time is 8am from Ikeja. Interested drivers can contact me on 08030993190 for more details.

GAZZUZZ:


disregard.

GAZZUZZ:


disregard.

taxiappguy:

Like a bird.
Some 02 models make their way into Uber.
For instance i see 2002 camrys on the platform.
Ultimately, its Uber's opinion that counts.
Its them you should ask.
Here is Uber's live chat link
Uber Chat Link


Taxi App Guy
08186473185

ziego:


Who invited this ode kwanu

deedee44:

Talking about fuel efficiency from ur experience

Enyinne:
Drivers are not scarce but strength and neatness of vehicle is now the determining factor. I hv 2 cars enroute Nigeria,drivers waiting on it, 1 person hold 500k ready for HP.


quote author=chillex8 post=68226657]
When I say, driver scarce. Una dey talk
See as car owners deh run promo

Omo, make I cash in joor

Legbegbe

chillex8:


So, finally you agree with me, when I said earlier that most Uber cars are dead.

pafo:


Some cars on the platform reach to fear person. Interior is average at best and the car itself has been on naija roads for years and someone still hopes to make 140k per month on them. No one likes anyone in this country.

Gentlelife50:

Lolzz, I tell you my brother. And some drivers accept in the name of not wanting to stay idle, at the end of the day they'll label you a bad driver. Any that will be on E-hailing is supposed to be in top shape. I blame uber and Taxify not even care owners because they are supposed to be rejecting some of these vehicles.

pafo:


Some cars on the platform reach to fear person. Interior is average at best and the car itself has been on naija roads for years and someone still hopes to make 140k per month on them. No one likes anyone in this country.

taxiappguy:

In Nigeria, there are two types of Standard.
There is Standard, then there is Nigerian Standard.
And the 2 dont even resemble each other.
They have nothing in common.
But as my people say, if you carry a bicycle to the petrol station and tell them to fill the tank. It is clear that you just want to gist, you aren't actually ready to do anything serious.
A normal car should be earning money. But a car that is unhealthy actually takes money from the partner.
It is the truth, if your car is not in top shape, you may end up losing more money than you are earning. So before you put your car on Uber, make sure it is "Standard". Not Nigerian "Standard".

pafo:


Thank you. A guy I know bought a used 03 camry for 550k and the car has been on naija roads for at least six years. He is hoping to put it on the Uber platform and earn 140k every month from that. Can u just see the height of wickedness in this naija; making 140k per month on an investment of 550k.

I meet people like that all the time, their invoices are always over 400k they always run away

GAZZUZZ:


I meet people like that all the time, their invoices are always over 400k they always run away

AutoElectNG:


550 plus 400 is still less than 1m.

Seems cheaper than tokunbo.

If that will bring vehicle up to spec not bad deal from my perspective.

pafo:


Hence the part he said "they always run away". They are not willing to spend that kind of money on it and even if they do, the car can still never be up to toks standard in all ramifications.

AutoElectNG:


Myth that a vehicle cannot be restored to manufacturer specs.

There is a whole industry built around that.

Is a question of money and time.

Google is your friend.

AutoElectNG:


550 plus 400 is still less than 1m.

Seems cheaper than tokunbo.

If that will bring vehicle up to spec not bad deal from my perspective.

That's why he should not have bought it in the first place

pafo:


I very well understand your point and quite agree with you, just not on naija used cars. Naija roads can make car reason its existence and any car that has used seven to ten years on our road is not business worthy. But that is just my own opinion though.

GAZZUZZ:


That's why he should not have bought it in the first place