<prompt> Human: I sold my car and started taking Ubers exclusively on 82215, which was 447 days ago. Since that date I have spent a total of 785.86 on Ubers to get me around town. That works out to 1.76 per day. When I am not taking Ubers its because I am either traveling for business, walkingbiking to work, or driving my wifes car. If I still had my car, which I was budgeting at a cost of 15.51day, I would have spent 6,936.46 over that same time frame. Thats 13.76 saved per day.A couple of important facts... I live about a mile from my office, which makes walking and biking a realistic option and makes an uber fare cost only 5.65 each way the minimum. The dynamics would definitely change if I lived further from work. When I had my car all in I budgeted 472 per month for all costs. This included car payment, insurance, taxes, 50mo for gas, 15mo for tires, and 35mo for maintenance. I travel about 20 of the time for work, so on those days I dont pay any personal Uber fares. Also, my wife has a car which we use on the weekends and after work. My Uber fares were almost entirely to and from work with a handful of errand fares. Uber has partnered with CapitalOne Quicksilver to provide some great promos, such as 20 statement credit on all Uber fares from December 2015 through April 2016 I also got statement credit back on work Uber fares while traveling and a 15 credit for every 9 Uber rides from June 2016 through March of 2017. For me that second promo means for every 9 rides I pay for including rides expensed for work I get almost 3 for free.This may seem a bit complicated but I love nerding out on this stuff. I was pretty proud of saving 6,150.60 in a little over a year and thought you all would enjoy! Maybe I can convince some of you to ride Uber full time as well!EDIT on mobile, excuse my formatting So, with some egg on my face I come to you saying I checked my numbers, and while I didnt save nearly as much as I claimed initially I still saved substantially over what I was paying for my car. I had included the check CarMax paid me in my net cost for ubers, which is totally incorrect. Here are the real, updated numbers:Per YNAB from 82215 through 111116 I have taken 464 ubers to and from work as well as around town. The total cost of these ubers is 3,197.85. I saved 360.48 from the quicksilver promotion. The total net cost paid for these ubers is 2,837.37, or 6.12 per trip. This also works out to 6.35 per day, which is 9.17 per day lower than the total I was budgeting for my car. This is still a significant amount of money saved, though not nearly as much as I represented above. Im sorry reddit. A couple of other comments... This works for me because I live close to my home office and I travel fly a lot for work. I chose to live close to work and I certainly pay a premium for that choice in cost of living. This Uber arrangement mitigates that cost of living increase, but it would still absolutely be cheaper to live in the suburbs. I just chose not to. Not saying that choice is for everybody, its just the choice I made. It does however factor into the economics. Also, my wife has a car, so Full Time is not accurate. It would have been more accurate to say I use Uber to get to and from work nearly every day or when I run errands by myself. Id say Ive walked to and from work maybe 20 times since I started this and biked about the same. Lastly, as mentioned above my wife has a car that we use on weekends or when we go out to dinner. She still has costs for her car, which we figure separately, but other than gas which we spend 60mo now for her car instead of 50 those costs have remained exactly the same. Her car payment, taxes, insurance, etc. havent changed a penny due to us selling the other car. I apologize for the gross error in my math. I hope youll see that, even though I havent saved the huge amount of money I claimed, Ive still saved substantially over what I budgeted as well as what I would have budgeted with a more modest car payment. Strip me of my Internet points, just dont take my extra Ira contributions!  <response>: I would pay 14 every day for the rest of my life to have the freedom of a vehicle over paid rides. 14 is superfluous to a days worth of freedom. 