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Does that mean you'd be in favor of subscriptions for owning a vehicle, rather than paying outright? Or a house? The manufacturer/builder gets paid once, and y
by BenjiWiebe 1y ago
Does that mean you'd be in favor of subscriptions for owning a vehicle, rather than paying outright? Or a house?
The manufacturer/builder gets paid once, and you get value monthly.
- charcircuit 1y agoLeasing cars and renting houses is already a common practice. So yes I believe these make sense to exist. The existence of purchasing cars and houses with no ongoing cost to the builder is due to competition.
- BenjiWiebe 1y agoAlso leasing cars isn't usually (ever?) from the manufacturer of the car. Houses, not sure how it's done in more populous areas, but around here you don't ever rent from the builder. You rent from someone who bought the house from a builder (or bought from someone who did, etc etc).