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Is the other way around: people that are wealthier can afford to buy more services. They are objectively more expensive than owning in the long run.
by SaintSeiya84 4y ago
Is the other way around: people that are wealthier can afford to buy more services. They are objectively more expensive than owning in the long run.
- mattnewton 4y agoI think we’re saying the same thing?
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- velmu 4y agoAll depends. Regarding moving about every day, hard to beat owning a beater Toyota or Honda over a 2-3 year period than using Lyft or Uber for that. But if you want to move around with the latest gadgets a couple of days a week, maybe car sharing or taxi or sharing makes more sense.
- PuppyTailWags 4y agoI think this depends on the service being purchased and the location. Cars have an upkeep cost, insurance, etc. If you're using a car only sparingly it may in fact be cheaper to use a service.