Company cars or car allowance

[anonymous]

Dickhead, it was a simple question. If you buy a REASONABLE car (assuming you didn't) and actually work, you're going to get a decent check every month. Cover the payment for the car, fuel and insurance.

Oh lose the attitude you company homer. It’s bush league that company is milking reps any out of pocket expenses for auto period. Fuel costs drills us reps who are actually out there working for majority of what this cheap company offers in monthly auto allowance. Why do they bleed us for 5-7k annual out of pocket expenses like that?
Would be so easy to keep us happy and cover these expenses.

 

[anonymous]

Well latest annual figure linked to driving a company car with all expenses paid is over 16k. That’s right add an additional 16k to whatever your base and bonus is.

 

[anonymous]

I'm currently interviewing. Hoping for an offer. We'll see. The car allowance and mileage is an obvious gripe with the reps. Does anyone have any suggestions how to make it work? Wondering also if anyone has looked into a Tesla. I'm assuming the company knows the car situation isn't popular with the reps. Any discussion of offering a fleet option at some point? Appreciate any feedback.

 

[anonymous]

I'm currently interviewing. Hoping for an offer. We'll see. The car allowance and mileage is an obvious gripe with the reps. Does anyone have any suggestions how to make it work? Wondering also if anyone has looked into a Tesla. I'm assuming the company knows the car situation isn't popular with the reps. Any discussion of offering a fleet option at some point? Appreciate any feedback.

total annual out of pocket fleet costs be prepared to subtract a good 8-10k from your offer and that’s being conservative. That’s not spinning it and keeping it real.

 

[anonymous]

It takes a real Dufus to argue against a company car. What a company Homer.

 

[anonymous]

If I’m going to be driving 35,000 miles per year covering a large territory, I need a decent car and not some sub compact POS. Car notes alone for anything decent is in $500 range.

 

[anonymous]

No thanks

 

[anonymous]

No thanks

EXACTLY what you heard after your screening interview.

 

[anonymous]

EXACTLY what you heard after your screening interview.

Oh please really….. the mindless boy wonder serving up his go to power move. Dumb ass.

 

[anonymous]

Sounds like a Teva stooge. The Teva good ole boy club in play here now. Pathetic.

 

[anonymous]

Teva Good Ole Boy Cub, that is hilarious, but spot on.

 

[anonymous]

Don’t discriminate with only boys. The Teva good ole gals club is very active here too.

 

[anonymous]

Don’t discriminate with only boys. The Teva good ole gals club is very active here too.

Good then. More gals to set up meals at meetings and fetch stuff for us!

 

[anonymous]

Good then. More gals to set up meals at meetings and fetch stuff for us!

garbage in and garbage out. Can’t hide a dumpster fire by trying to throw a shiny new bow on it.

 

[anonymous]

All you sad saps need to drive as a Chevy spark for 149 per month payment.

 

[anonymous]

The boss's Maserati barely gets 17mpg

 

[anonymous]

Dickhead, it was a simple question. If you buy a REASONABLE car (assuming you didn't) and actually work, you're going to get a decent check every month. Cover the payment for the car, fuel and insurance.

you failed math you stupid moron. You lose money with the current arrangement!

 

[anonymous]

I’ll be damn if I’m letting this company cause me bad Chronic Sciatic Pain by forcing me to drive an old Ford Escort 40,000 miles per year cause they are too damn cheap to provide me a fleet vehicle.

 

[anonymous]

The boss's Maserati barely gets 17mpg

Is EB still driving the same Maserati?

 

[anonymous]

I love my Taurus CLI