The value of a car to someone who never leaves a walkable city is less than zero. The only reason they'd even accept a free car is because someone else would bu

The value of a car to someone who never leaves a walkable city is less than zero. The only reason they'd even accept a free car is because someone else would buy it off them. There is no such thing as inherent value. Even something as basic as food is worthless to someone who has no use for it.