To those of who you are against including the depreciation cost of the car. Here's the math:

Income: He works 10-12 hours to make $150/day and works every day of hte year. He will make $54,750

Expenses: He calculated 94,900 miles driven total assuming working 365 days a year. That's about 260 miles a day of driving.

Gas cost $12,775 Oil changes $855 Tire replacement $960 Misc Repairs: $5000

So that adds up to $19,950 in expenses. You could reduce that by doing oil changes yourself but whatever. Misc repairs at $5,000 depends on the car itself.

So that comes out to be about $34,800 or $39,800 if you're really hating on Misc repairs.

Let's also assume that he is in fact working 10 hours a day to get that $150/day.

So his hourly wage is about $9.5/hour It's $10.9/hour if you don't include the $5,000 toward repairs.

I've limited it to expenses that directly relate to the uber driving specifically and not costs such as depreciation and insurance with come with car ownership versus actually putting miles on your car driving it around.