Pizza Delivery 4runner?

Dominos had a tiny pizza car, designed and built by Rousch, that used the coolant to keep the pizzas warm in the back. It was a tiny Chevrolet.

If you could find a 3 cylinder 2 person car like a Geo Metro you would be bang’n.

Since I have a lot of experience with pizza you need to keep them flat and warm.

So no pizza on the floor or on the passenger seat. Remove the passenger seat and put a raised flat wood surface in its place or put them in the hatch that has been insulted from the bottom.

I attended the Pizza Expo in 2019 and had good look at the heated delivery vehicles that were available.
 
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Dunno.... I do not see how you could make a profit no matter you drive. Only a suggestion, maybe look into something with better wages/benefits and skill development.
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NEVERMIND, Just realized this thread is wayyyyy old.
 
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The vehicle wear and tear is the often unforeseen bane of jobs like uber, lyft, pizza delivery, etc. Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do for a bit though..
 
I think wear and tear + gas = $0.55 to $0.60 / mile. Standard delivery being 5 miles round trip. That's maybe 3$ in gas and wear. Average tip is about 3$ says my friend (delivery driver for over 15 years). I personally wouldn't do it in a 4Runner. Would need something with better gas mileage, imho
 
Best pizza delivery wheels are used Civics, Corollas and Prius. Keep the cost of ownership and operation to a minimum.
 

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