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I drive a company van for my job. I'm sure you've seen similar vans, the huge white vans. They're old, gas guzzlers, and the leases are probabaly going to be up this year (hopefully).
The other tech and I have been wanting new vehicles but the company isn't getting new vehicles. We already got one for the guy in Miami (he was using his personal car). It's a nice mid-range Ford SUV. But, in order for us to get new vehicles we have to find unused vehicles. Most, as you can imagine have a large number of miles on them. We found one that is in California, but that is too far.
But then, we struck gold. TWO vehicles similar to what the guy in Miami got, one in Georgia and one in South Carolina. Both are listed as being unused, both have very low miles (<100) and one is a 2007 model, the other is a 2008 model.
We also volunteered to drive them down to us (I think mine is in Georgia). We submitted all the information to our supervisor and hopefully we'll get a response on Monday. They're nice SUVs, too and would be an improvement (plus saving the company $$$ on gas) over the vans.
The other tech and I have been wanting new vehicles but the company isn't getting new vehicles. We already got one for the guy in Miami (he was using his personal car). It's a nice mid-range Ford SUV. But, in order for us to get new vehicles we have to find unused vehicles. Most, as you can imagine have a large number of miles on them. We found one that is in California, but that is too far.
But then, we struck gold. TWO vehicles similar to what the guy in Miami got, one in Georgia and one in South Carolina. Both are listed as being unused, both have very low miles (<100) and one is a 2007 model, the other is a 2008 model.
We also volunteered to drive them down to us (I think mine is in Georgia). We submitted all the information to our supervisor and hopefully we'll get a response on Monday. They're nice SUVs, too and would be an improvement (plus saving the company $$$ on gas) over the vans.
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