> People don't want to buy two cars I mean, shouldn’t that be obvious? There’s a bunch of fixed costs to owning a car (space to store it, registration, insura

> People don't want to buy two cars I mean, shouldn’t that be obvious? There’s a bunch of fixed costs to owning a car (space to store it, registration, insurance/vehicle duty, servicing and maintenance) that vary directly with the number of cars owned (yeah, I know maintenance/insurance gets more expensive if you’re doing above-average mileage but that’s on top of a mostly fixed base) and not the number of miles you drive. I guess the Renault Zoe, with its battery rental model, is a nod to the direction the automakers really want. Instead of buying more than one car, you can buy none and rent the one you want!