And nonownership will lead to much smaller cars. It can be witnessed on island tourist destinations: the rentals at the destination airport are consistently sma

And nonownership will lead to much smaller cars. It can be witnessed on island tourist destinations: the rentals at the destination airport are consistently smaller than the cars parked at the home airport. Without status considerations or speculative "what if" use case estimations over the whole span of ownership, people take the smallest car that will do the job. Ubers and taxis are big cars only because the driver is the most expensive "component" and cheaper hardware would not affect the cost of a ride enough to make a difference.