http://fortune.com/2017/09/27/uber-closes-xchange-leasing-after-losing-9000-per-car/
I could not find the forum where the discussion about renting a car from Uber costed $165 per week with bad credit. Several posters mentioned how the cars with tremendous mileage become worthless, how did Uber lose so much cash on each of these cars?
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"Xchange Leasing, which has about 40,000 vehicles and 14 showrooms in the United States, turned out to be a bigger money loser than expected.
Uber began winding down the business this summer after learning that losses were $9,000 per car on average, steeply above the previous estimates of around $500 per car, the WSJ reported in August. That's 18 times steeper losses than expected."
I could not find the forum where the discussion about renting a car from Uber costed $165 per week with bad credit. Several posters mentioned how the cars with tremendous mileage become worthless, how did Uber lose so much cash on each of these cars?
"
"Xchange Leasing, which has about 40,000 vehicles and 14 showrooms in the United States, turned out to be a bigger money loser than expected.
Uber began winding down the business this summer after learning that losses were $9,000 per car on average, steeply above the previous estimates of around $500 per car, the WSJ reported in August. That's 18 times steeper losses than expected."