Company car?

[anonymous]

Is the only option for a company as a Nissan???

 

[anonymous]

LOL only if you’re lucky! Most of us are stuck in whatever pathetic rental is available which is limited. Or, have been forced to retain super high mileage old model altimas. There is nothing available.

 

[anonymous]

Nissan Altima if you are lucky. Nothing in inventory and if you have a car on order, it’s taking a year to get it.

 

[anonymous]

So either you get a nissian or you have a rental until they order you one?? Would you recommend just using your own car?

 

[anonymous]

So either you get a nissian or you have a rental until they order you one?? Would you recommend just using your own car?

Not with gas prices the way they are & maintenance items so expensive. You will be losing so much money going that route. I’ve done both. It really depends on your territory size but company car is wisest option. Having your own is nice but you will lose money.

 

[anonymous]

Your only company car choice is the Nissan Altima SV. Many reps have 100,000+ miles on their cars currently. Typically 80,000 miles is the turnover time for company cars but delays in the Nissan manufacturing process as well as reps sitting at home for the better part of 19 months over ‘20 and ‘21 put the ordering cycles on hold. a new car ordering cycle opened up over the summer and most reps who ordered at that time should be in their new vehicles by the end of January ‘23.

 

[anonymous]

So either you get a nissian or you have a rental until they order you one?? Would you recommend just using your own car?

You get the company car and you can power slide into offices like Bo Duke of Dukes of Hazard. The difference between a company car and a Jeep is...you can drive a company car over a big rock and not worry about having to pay for repairs.

If you buy your own car, the company will be helping you buy a car... before the next layoff wave.

 

[anonymous]

Do they typically let you go if just given a new car? Does it matter? Asking for a friend

 

[anonymous]

Doesn't matter. They will let you go any time. But I would say right now is a good time to get on with Pfizer. They just reorganized most business units so depending where you are - you should be safe for a while (2-5 yrs).