You're forgetting the 3k includes maintenance (fluid, brake pad and tire replacement are of particular note here, if we're comparing it to cost of ownership in

You're forgetting the 3k includes maintenance (fluid, brake pad and tire replacement are of particular note here, if we're comparing it to cost of ownership in the first 3 years) and insurance, both of which can be significant on a sports car. Although if I were in the position to decide between using this service and purchasing (I can dream, can't I?), I would purchase the vehicle (well actually I would buy a Dodge Demon, still dreaming here).