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Good Day house
I am looking forward to invest in transportation. I need honest advice.
Which is profitable, Haulage business or Bolt/Uber/Airport car Hire business.

Note - I intend driving myself
Location is Ilorin, Kwara

As regards the haulage . If I'm able to raise enough capital, my target is VW T4 transporter, if not, I will go for VW Golf wagon.

In the case of Bolt/Uber/Airport car Hire
I intend getting Camry 04 or Corolla 04/05.
My target is Tokunbo.

Haulage - VW ~T4 transporter

Thanks for your contribution. Your reason sir.

quote author=cRobo post=115097757]Haulage - VW ~T4 transporter[/quote]

More opinions needed

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quote author=sotech post=115097181]Good Day house
I am looking forward to invest in transportation. I need honest advice.
Which is profitable, Haulage business or Bolt/Uber/Airport car Hire business.

Note - I intend driving myself
Location is Ilorin, Kwara

As regards the haulage . If I'm able to raise enough capital, my target is VW T4 transporter, if not, I will go for VW Golf wagon.

In the case of Bolt/Uber/Airport car Hire
I intend getting Camry 04 or Corolla 04/05.
My target is Tokunbo.[/quote]

haulage with t4 aint ok except you going for van like ford transit, boxer or ducato if you can get any of them haulage is far more profitable than e hiking

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quote author=sotech post=115097181]Good Day house
I am looking forward to invest in transportation. I need honest advice.
Which is profitable, Haulage business or Bolt/Uber/Airport car Hire business.

Note - I intend driving myself
Location is Ilorin, Kwara

As regards the haulage . If I'm able to raise enough capital, my target is VW T4 transporter, if not, I will go for VW Golf wagon.

In the case of Bolt/Uber/Airport car Hire
I intend getting Camry 04 or Corolla 04/05.
My target is Tokunbo.

Since you are in Kwara I assume e-hailing will give you a better return than haulage, consider the wear and tear on the car and cost of maintenance if you are into haulage is will almost equal your earning the long run.

If you get a corrola, a year after e-hailing driving you can still sell it for almost the same price you get the car if its well maintained.

Thanks, more opinion needed

uote author=moghalu2010 post=115209612]


Since you are in Kwara I assume e-hailing will give you a better return than haulage, consider the wear and tear on the car and cost of maintenance if you are into haulage is will almost equal your earning the long run.

If you get a corrola, a year after e-hailing driving you can still sell it for almost the same price you get the car if its well maintained.[/quote]

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