Schiphol:
First, welcome to the hustling land.
The problem is not the 40k you will be remitting, but rather the problem is in two fold.
1. You are a newb on Uber.
2. The car is Camry (Muzzle)

First, as a newby, you need to learn about positioning, profitable time to work, time to rest, riders issue, how rating works, professionalism, area to park and vice-versa, Lagos Traffic Police/LASTMA at Traffic Light e.t.c
All those are the challenges every newby face for the first few weeks on the job so you must be highly prepared.

Secondly, you need have good knowledge of the type of car you will be driving, i.e brief history of the car and it's performance, fuel consumption, Heating and Cooling System, the struts and the Transmission System among others.
If the two above are done and dusted, then your personality and attitude to work is the remaining deciding factor in you being able to remitting 40k weekly. If you negotiate the price down to 20k weekly and the above problem is still there, you will still fail your weekly remittance.
That does not mean that you should not negotiate down from 40k at the moment.

Note: XX years driving experience is never the same as "Ubering". Every business has it's learning curve.
Also Ehailing business is not a get rich quick scheme.

Spunkalator:


Not good bro. Car is like 2.4l in engine size. You'll be spending a lot on fuel. And you'll still have to pay 40k. You supposed to be giving 30k on a normal day. But, if you wanna try it for sometime, you can. Its gonna be stressful tho'. So prepare your mind. I suggest you look for a 1.4l - 1.8l engine sized ride, so that you ll get more money for yourself. Bottom line is, 40k is too much for that car.

GAZZUZZ:



30k and you will still find it difficult for a few weeks till you learn the ropes.