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The new car doesn't evaporate when your family member is done with it! The dealer likely makes a pretty penny on selling those, or re-leasing them as is becomin

• Scoundreller 5y ago
  And eventually exporting them or sending them to a boneyard where they end up as bits and pieces of other cars. The usual boneyard model these days immediately cut off the high-value parts for themselves (cat converters, rims, batteries or tires if they're newer, maybe body parts), drop it on cinder blocks for 3 months for U-pullers to take off other parts, and then crush them. (This is why I buy mass-model Toyotas, easy to fix, always spare parts, always a buyer)