Do diesels make financial sense?
The answer is NO according to these guys... Link to story on Pickuptrucks.com I know that most will say they buy a diesel for the towing performance, and, having owned both, I agree, diesels tow b...
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blt2ski wrote:
Hmmmm, as CFO of xyz company, I need to lease 100 pickup for 2 yrs a d 50,000 miles of driving per pickup. Cost for on engine version is $.45 per mile, other .51 per mile. Lower per mile cost is a gas rig, higher diesel. Both will do the job, same amount of hours time etc. Be honest, which will you choose? That is a $300,000 difference in cost over the 2 year time frame and need.
If it were the other....Which would you choose?
Some of you can say all you want about spread sheets...One thing when it is your money as CFO of rv.net member 1234. But as a CFO of company that has to answer to stock holders.......Which you may be one.....
Answer us the one with lower cost per mile!
Initial. Most of a diesel etc in this sense, does not make sence/cents!
Marty
Pretty simple, fire the nincompoop that decided to:
Lease trucks; toss them after 2 years, and only operate them for 50,000 miles.
