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Minimum bid: $90,000 Max bid: $150.000 Photos: https://imgur.com/a/axxeWbP

$185.000

no thanks, stock Sultan just sold for 65k

For sale Karin Sultan, turbo'd, fully forged engine, fully forged transmission, great suspension! Tinted to the darkest possible, can't see anyone inside. Minimal upgrades to security. Initial bid: $75.000 Buyout: $135.000 ((OOC STUFF IN SPOILER))

Long story short: money generates money, no money generates no money. How am I going to be creative making money if I am not making money in the first place? I have 30k on my character, no way I could make money with 0 assets. I respect your opinion, however, I can't agree with it.

I don't think it would kill companies because you'd need alot of investment to buy a truck. I think 20% for lone truckers is not right. just like in real life you make more money if you are a lone trucker instead of working for a company. Let's say you rent out an establishment for 20% of your profits, so you decide to buy the establishment, doesn't feel right to get 20% taxed away anyways, does it? I understand that you are trying to defend your company, not against it either, matter of fact, I am a Busch's driver too!; I am just trying to say, it's unfair.

Fixed numbers. $400 per trip instead of $1150

Cheers for the money being switched to bank. Now here is my question: When you say this "Experienced truckers roleplayers were even able to request the maximum rank without a single trip, just by roleplaying properly." Will I be able to request it? I am a delivery driver in real life with proof, I made the character with the intention to be a truck driver

Good morning everyone, I am here to discuss with some of you the roots of "Delivery job". When you start the Delivery Job, you get to drive a burrito, which can only carry 5 crates and at the end of trip you get a message saying "If you work hard enough, you'll be able to drive a bigger vehicle" (or something along the lines of that), so I start grinding and grinding until it dawns on me: I need 100 trips to start using the "Mule", which can carry up to 12 crates. And I started using simple maths. -I need to buy a crate at $150, and I sell it to the business at $230. That means I get exactly ((230 - 150) x 5 = 400) $400 per trip. -One trip takes about 10 minutes (more or less), meaning I get an average of 6 trips per hour if I am speeding like crazy (because if I follow the rules it will probably take 15-20 minutes) $400 for 10 minutes worth of work. And 400 x 6 = $2400. I get paid $2400 per hour IF I speed like a mad man and break all the traffic rules. -Now let's see how long it will take me to get upgraded to a bigger vehicle. If one trip takes around 10 minutes (again, if I speed like a madman) that means 100 divided by 6 = 16.6. That means it will take me a little less than 17 hours if I work non-stop to get promoted to a slightly bigger vehicle. Please tell me, is this fair for a newcomer? Not to mention to drive a truck you need 500 DELIVERIES. And driving a bigger vehicle with take you LONGER so let's say it is 15 minutes per trip with a bigger vehicle. 15 x (500-100) = 26. I only need 26 hours ontop of the 17 hours to actually drive a truck and start making decent money. Now here are my suggestions: -Make it less trips to get a promotion, money is not great at all, but it should compensate if we get less deliveries per promotion. -Make money being deducted from the bank account instead of player holding money when buying a crate (i need to get to an ATM every 2 deliveries) -Make it possible if you buy a truck, you can actually use a truck instead of having to deliver 500 deliveries to use your OWN truck.