In general terms: - I have nothing against such model IF I can test-drive for free the vehicle, so if some vendor bring the vehicle to my home, 24h test, they'

In general terms: - I have nothing against such model IF I can test-drive for free the vehicle, so if some vendor bring the vehicle to my home, 24h test, they'll get back no question asked, totally free; - I understand big car industry want to use modern surveillance capitalism for target sells, not much an issue since we already know how this system work; - IF they also provide on-side under-warranty service... They buy back used vehicles with someone who came and evaluate locally... It might be even good IMVHO. It's clear the society at a certain level have shifted back to a direct producer-to-customer model, witch might be perfectly good IF is general supported by standard means, or might be a way to exploit consumers and intermediate OEMs like happen in many cases (cfr. Amazon, Wallmart etc to cite USA examples). The whole issue is probably a whole society comprehension of such model and I doubt there is such understatement without people training...