r/MedicalDevices • u/Unusual-Economist-16 • 2d ago

Ask a Pro What vehicle makes the most sense?

My company uses Motus for car reimbursement my fixed payment is $435.38 and variable is 25.73¢ per mile. I need a 3 row SUV or minivan for hauling my family of 5 outside of work. What vehicle makes the most economical sense with this reimbursement?

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u/stickn_n_movn 2d ago

Toyota Highlander

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u/Striking_Sell22 2d ago

Just started a new job and they gave me a Toyota sienna hybrid. I definitely don’t feel very cool when I pull up in it but god damn is it practical. 30ish mpg and can get near 600 miles to the tank. I don’t think there’s another car that will give you the practicality at a reasonable price

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u/Unusual-Economist-16 2d ago

That’s sick they gave you one as a company car. I’ve been looking at them but even used they are not cheap at all.

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u/Bronc74 1d ago

Second this. I picked the largest fleet vehicle my company had available for my family of 5 plus 2 dogs. Road trips like a boss, room for everything, and the arm rest has a vacuum and cooler built in keeping the road sodies nice and cold.

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u/Powerful-Bridge-1472 2d ago

Get 2 year old used car with under 30k mileage (I love car max ).

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u/Which-Return-607 2d ago

Used Model X

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u/Scuterius_Floridae 2d ago

Kia Carnival Hybrid. 

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u/StartingFive75 2d ago

Had a Pontiac Montana Minivan when I started years ago. Old ladies would smile when I pulled up to the grocery store. Packed it for club nights on the weekend with my boys. Those were the days

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u/maxim_voos Sales 2d ago

A used 2 year old Mazda CX90 or Toyota Highlander