There is a pretty big logical fallacy in this article. Bundling intellectual property goods makes sense because the marginal cost is virtually zero. Automobiles

There is a pretty big logical fallacy in this article. Bundling intellectual property goods makes sense because the marginal cost is virtually zero. Automobiles cost real money to build. The notion that an SUV is the whole package seems weird, as the base idea of those models is off-road ability, which virtually nobody needs. The idea that driving is free once you own the car doesn't make a lot of sense either. Wear and tear is expensive.