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EXPAND. Uber, as seen by uber.com. Launched in Denver: August 2012 Fleet size: Several hundred Color scheme: Variable Phone number: None Smart phone app: Uber Meter rate: $2.14 base fare plus $0.19 per minute and $1.57 per mile for uberX rides; $7 base fare plus $0.30 per minute and 3.05 per mile for UberBLACK rides.
Quora User, I drive for Lyft and I used to take a lot of Lyft rides before I got my car. In a traditional lease, it wouldn't make sense to drive for Uber or Lyft, because you would be paying for each mile you go over the cap, which is about 12,000 per year. There is a leasing company that is specifically for those who want to work for Lyft or Uber. It's called Breeze. The mileage cap is much higher, at 600 miles per week. You would have to be working a lot of hours to go over that limit, but if you do, it would cost you 25 cents per mile.