I thought the vaunted "free market" was supposed to sort out these kinds of issues and not require legislative intervention? One nice thing about this model is

I thought the vaunted "free market" was supposed to sort out these kinds of issues and not require legislative intervention? One nice thing about this model is what it does for the used car market. Maybe the original owner didn't want to subscribe to a feature. Well, I can buy the car and enable the feature. Or vice-versa. Maybe the original owner was paying for a feature I don't care for. I don't have to continue paying for it. None of these features impact the sell price of the vehicle. I see a win here for both manufacturers and consumers.