> The difference here, is that it’s a subscription, not a one time upgrade, and as a result, not an upgrade you can sell on. From the article, if you buy "life

> The difference here, is that it’s a subscription, not a one time upgrade, and as a result, not an upgrade you can sell on. From the article, if you buy "lifetime" subscription, it persists. > Auto Express, who first reported the story, said a lifetime subscription would be for the car rather than the individual - meaning the upgrade would remain on the car if it was sold on.