So here are a few potential drivers towards a solution:1.

If you or the other driver moved your car four feet in one direction, you would collide. 

My daily driver is a Audi Q8, I bought it a year old used and I paid cash for it, it's also a tax write off and it makes me happy (and safe, thanks assistant systems) every time I drive it.

It’s a nice saving, but shouldn’t be the driver for any major decision like selling.

My daily driver is a 2007 Acura TL Type S that I got 3 years ago. 

Just like so many gig workers (Uber drivers, e.g.) who never add up their real expenses to find they're only making $9.50/hr with no health insurance and a massively depreciating asset.The world needs competently educated people to work in a civil society, not a bunch of people who think they're entrepreneurs but can't find anyone to just hang drywall, flip burgers, mop floors, or teach their kids.

I did the 911 thing and when the clutch went out at 25k miles and was 6k  to replace it was gone.. now a Tesla driver.. love those cars

Economically, some strong drivers are the university and the Air Force base.

Nobody is going to invest with someone they met who was their uber driver.   

If it was your daily driver I would say go for it, but that’s a lot of money to have that yellow banana sitting in the garage.My buddy just bought out his Optometry practice.