Henry True, Uber and Lyft actually don't specify what you should drive.  The smart drivers go for hybrids and reliable/gas efficient cars like Toyota Corollas.  The amateurs that seem to complain the most drive the cars that get 10 mpg in the city.  I purchased one for driving, a VW Jetta, and it got 24 in city and 45 on highway so it was a good car.  I wish I could keep driving as it was very profitable but I live in Chicago and it's too dangerous with car jackings and drivers getting shot/robbed every few days.  We have a states attorney and many politicians that are anti-police and, as such, crime is really high and the city is becoming unlivable.  Sad as I've been here all my life and it's never been this bad, ever since the Floyd riots and subsequent anti-police rhetoric.

Henry True, Uber and Lyft actually don't specify what you should drive.  The smart drivers go for hybrids and reliable/gas efficient cars like Toyota Corollas.  The amateurs that seem to complain the most drive the cars that get 10 mpg in the city.  I purchased one for driving, a VW Jetta, and it got 24 in city and 45 on highway so it was a good car.  I wish I could keep driving as it was very profitable but I live in Chicago and it's too dangerous with car jackings and drivers getting shot/robbed every few days.  We have a states attorney and many politicians that are anti-police and, as such, crime is really high and the city is becoming unlivable.  Sad as I've been here all my life and it's never been this bad, ever since the Floyd riots and subsequent anti-police rhetoric.

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