<prompt> Human: Hello wise people, let me know if this is a reasonable or stupid idea:Im from a country Brazil where consumer goos and mainly cars in general are very expensive, things like a Toyota Corolla or a Honda Civic are seen as luxury and ostentation vehicles, Ive always wanted to own an exotic car like a Porsche Macan for example and I recently moved to BostonMA and Ill be living here for the next 6 years, with the possibility to apply for a green card and end up staying forever, but for now its just a 6 years project.With that said, I thought that I could apply for doing Lyft or Uber and do as a part time job as I have my full time job M-F 9am-6pm and make the car pay for itself. Id be doing Uber maybe on the weekdays from 7pm to 22pm and on weekends Im very flexible and can do at anytime I see its worth going. I looked around my city and with a 4000 down payment, I can have a 755 monthly payment financed in 72 parcels for a 2016 Porsche Macan. I believe to insure this car Ill be paying around 300 a month and lets put 145 more to gas and general maintenance. Thats 1200 a month I have to make on Uber to have the car.The questions are:How easy is to make 1200 on Uber as a part time job? I want try saving 2 weekends for me and family and not work for Uber, is that possible?Howe does those fancy Uber categories work UberBlack, UberPrime? With a car like that am I eligible to drive for this class? Do we make more money when driving for UberBlake rather than just for X and pool? Is there anything else Im missing? Assistant: Uber isnt the car paying for itself, its you paying for it with your labor. Uber, after expenses, in Boston is going to net you about 12 an hour. This means to make your 1200 mark youll have to work 100 hours per month 63 of an extra full time job every month just to pay for your car.Thats a LOT of work just to feel like your car is fancyHuman: If you dont mind me asking, where did you get the information that its only 12 an hour? I ask most UberDrivers I ride with and they usually say they make 25h  <response>: He said after expenses. That 25 an hour is before taxes, before gas, before maintenance and wear and tear. The biggest thing people dont account for is taxes. Also that 25 an hour is a lie. I sometimes drive both Uber and Lyft in the SF Bay Area, and Its closer to 16-18 an hour before taxes and expenses 