Have you considered a Miata?

My brother runs his own renovations company in BC. He used to show up in a Civic, saves gas costs, when quoting jobs.
He switched to a 1500 GMC and business is doing much better.

Sooooo if you are showing up to a job site, I would say "dress" like it. I don't want a guy in a range rover telling me how much stairs will cost. That bastard probably never swung a hammer in his life!

EXACTLY, it's like a guy with a 535i talking about wrenching on cars.

/justbustingballs

There is truth to this though, need to look the part and instill confidence.

%100 true though!!

Save the range rover for the weekend golf trips. Save your money, don't even buy a denali. Just lease a mid range diesel 4x4, and put a hard hat on the dash board lol

Maybe a used one, so it looks like it's been... used. This is how I look at it, wrong or right... people want you to solve their problems (financial, general contractors, whatever it is) and want to know that you can and that you have in the past for others. Nobody wants to be the first client, but they all want the ground floor deal. Regarding displayed assets you want to show that you're doing well, but not too well. That Denali will haul less drywall than my M3 has.

Are you speaking from experience?

I thought anyone with a wheel barrow and work boots was a general contractor?

Do you even own a hammer bra?

Yeah between my legs.

so will you essentially be a GC?
or the company the pree's the whole thing and works with the gc?
also, will the clientele you deal with 99% of the time be driving the same level of vehicle anyway?


dealing with regular people = get f150

dealing with wealthy = luxury vehicle

ive seen all kinds of gc's working in big homes. all depends on how hands on you will be and if you need to haul any equipment/material.

i want a JDM toilet. heated seat and all.