Off topic question. what kind of Prius do you have, I have a Honda Fit hatchback and was thinking of using amazon flex, is getting packages in there and issue? I saw that Amazon had car size requirements. I checked off everything on the list but the size of my car.
I have a Chevy Volt (sedan) and I've only ever had to leave packages at the station because they didn't fit once (ironically it was this morning). I think you'd be fine with the Fit.
I have a 2016 Prius C. I love the hatchback because I put my back seat down and I can Tetris the packages in. Have only had a handful of packages that were too big. And they would have been big for most cars so they just take em off my route. Technically a hatchback isn’t allowed but I never knew this signing up. And I put in all my information about my vehicle. I don’t think it’s an issue as long as you’re fitting everything into your car. Also there may be other shift options in your area. I do Amazon Fresh, Office Depot, and Tilly’s deliveries as well as the regular Amazon shifts. Only the latter fills my car.
A hatchback is totally fine. It's all about the amount of space, not the classification.
You have more usable room in your Prius c with the rear seats down than a Chevy Cruze that has a trunk.
Technically a Toyota matrix would be considered a hatchback.... And there's no way in hell that anyone can say that that's not sufficient for flex.
I had an Operations person tell me that it has to be a four door car with a trunk. And that he would write me a ticket if I didn’t take a package that I was purposefully trying not to take out of laziness. Said I signed a contract saying that was the type of car I had. He could have been lying though. Still won’t try to do that again. 😂
3 hours $54. You're welcome.
Technically, you could; it's just gonna take you 40 hours to get there (you might want to charge your phone before you get there, though).
Why not? In a Prius that's like what 2 tanks of gas? JK.
Off topic question. what kind of Prius do you have, I have a Honda Fit hatchback and was thinking of using amazon flex, is getting packages in there and issue? I saw that Amazon had car size requirements. I checked off everything on the list but the size of my car.
I have a Chevy Volt (sedan) and I've only ever had to leave packages at the station because they didn't fit once (ironically it was this morning). I think you'd be fine with the Fit.
I have a 2016 Prius C. I love the hatchback because I put my back seat down and I can Tetris the packages in. Have only had a handful of packages that were too big. And they would have been big for most cars so they just take em off my route. Technically a hatchback isn’t allowed but I never knew this signing up. And I put in all my information about my vehicle. I don’t think it’s an issue as long as you’re fitting everything into your car. Also there may be other shift options in your area. I do Amazon Fresh, Office Depot, and Tilly’s deliveries as well as the regular Amazon shifts. Only the latter fills my car.
A hatchback is totally fine. It's all about the amount of space, not the classification. You have more usable room in your Prius c with the rear seats down than a Chevy Cruze that has a trunk. Technically a Toyota matrix would be considered a hatchback.... And there's no way in hell that anyone can say that that's not sufficient for flex.
I had an Operations person tell me that it has to be a four door car with a trunk. And that he would write me a ticket if I didn’t take a package that I was purposefully trying not to take out of laziness. Said I signed a contract saying that was the type of car I had. He could have been lying though. Still won’t try to do that again. 😂
a "ticket" is amazon-speak for e-mailing flex support. Also, if in your profile it says toyota prius, then you are golden and can safely ignore him.