>I don’t anticipate many people will ever buy a driverless car. Unless buying a fleet of vehicles over time produces better gains/results than other retiremen

>I don’t anticipate many people will ever buy a driverless car. Unless buying a fleet of vehicles over time produces better gains/results than other retirement/investment options (fossil fuel divestment or 401k replacements, plus having the convenience of immediate SDC access). I think cars embody the classic american spirit of freedom and "wind in your hair" fleeting moments. After gen-x, the cost of vehicles skyrocketed to parity with what modest accomodations used to cost, so the younger generations are writing their story with a much different frame of reference. I enjoy the saying "In America,100 years is a long time and in Europe, 100 miles is a long distance".