What part-time jobs can you do with your own small car?
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The following are the benefits of having your own small car: 1. Run flash delivery. Private cars can be used for part-time delivery, including flash delivery services that accept car orders, such as delivering contracts, clothes, keys, etc. Many private car owners use their free time to run flash deliveries, which can provide some extra income. 2. Rent it out as a wedding car. You can rent your car to others as a wedding car. Nowadays, weddings require wedding cars, and the higher the car's grade, the more money you can earn. If the car is very expensive, you might earn several thousand yuan for attending one wedding. 3. Drive colleagues home after work. You can also drive your colleagues home after work without using ride-hailing apps like Didi. You can negotiate with your colleagues to charge a slightly lower price than taking a taxi. 4. Rent it to a car rental company. If you don’t use your car often and it sits at home depreciating, you can rent your private car to a car rental company and earn rental income while letting the company manage it. 5. Take on some car body advertisements. If you don’t mind having colorful ads on your car, you can take on some car body advertisements. You can browse online for relevant opportunities, contact suitable businesses, or post online to let businesses reach out to you for ads, which can also earn you some money each month. 6. Run Didi yourself.
I've done many part-time jobs with my small car, and the most convenient one is ride-hailing. Registering on platforms like Didi to take orders, going out for two or three hours during the evening rush hour every day, and taking three or four orders can cover the gas and meal expenses. It's even more cost-effective to take long-distance orders at airports and train stations on weekends—one trip can earn over a hundred. Some people also put ads on their cars, renting the car body to local businesses for advertising, which can bring in about a thousand yuan per month. If the trunk is big enough, you can also take on small moving or delivery jobs, especially helping people transport small furniture or packages, which is quite popular. However, in this line of work, you need to make sure your car insurance is comprehensive, as driving around every day makes it prone to scratches and dents. Now, I earn at least 500 yuan a week, keeping my little old car running well.
I often use my small car for snack delivery, transforming the trunk into a mobile snack bar. In the evenings, I sell coffee and sandwiches near office buildings, and during lunch breaks, I set up stalls at the entrances of hospitals and schools. Nowadays, community group buying is booming, so I help neighbors with grocery deliveries, charging a five-yuan delivery fee per order. A while back, wedding car services were quite interesting too—cleaning up the car, adding some ribbons for a small cost, and earning over 300 yuan per wedding trip. A reminder to everyone: if you're handling food, you'll need a health certificate, and for wedding car services, remember to sign a contract with the company. Flexibility is key in this line of work—selling cold drinks in summer and hot drinks in winter can earn you around three to four thousand yuan per month.
My hatchback is perfect for part-time flash delivery. From 7 to 8 in the morning, I deliver urgent documents for the company, and during lunch breaks, I take orders for milk tea deliveries. The most profitable gig is being a designated driver in the evening—starting at 10:30 PM, waiting for orders outside bars, earning 30 to 40 yuan for trips of two to three kilometers. The job has low entry barriers; all you need is the ability to drive and stay up late. Using a designated driver platform means I don’t have to find clients myself. However, it’s essential to keep a power bank and phone mount in the car, along with a bottle of water to avoid dry mouth. Now, I make around 150 yuan per night working four hours, with minimal wear and tear on the car.
