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Cost Logistics of Hauling Cars
What I saw this morning just made me think if the car hauling company was coming out ahead of the game.
They(1 driver and 1 passenger) were driving a 88 chevy 1 ton dually probably with the 454. What they were hauling were 2 smart cars(the cars looked used). Option 1. Truck and trailer. 400 miles total. 5 mpg. Gas $2/gallon. $160 of gas. 2 people@$9/hr each. Total time pickup and back 8 hours. Labor $144. Total $304. Not including wear factor. Option 2. 400 miles total. Gas@$2/gallon. Driving the cars. 3 people@ $9/hr. 7 hrs total. No load time. $189 labor. Transport car gets 30 mpg. Roughly 13 gallons. $28 Each smart car gets 50 mpg. 4 gal each. 8 gal total. $16 $233 total. Not including wear factor. Now not all dealers pay out like this. Just thought I'd like to see the difference. So $304-$233::$71 That's the savings with option 2. -Lars
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