4 ms·

Even if it's made legal, they can always sell you a 100 year lease on the car with terms and conditions. If it's that bad, let market pressure will push the mo

• pavel_lishin 12y ago
  > If it's that bad, let market pressure will push the model out of existence. Not enough people in the market care about this for it to truly impact car manufacturers. > Even if it's made legal, they can always sell you a 100 year lease on the car with terms and conditions. This, however, seems like something that the market would react poorly to, unless it was made significantly cheaper than owning.
  • a3n 12y ago
    In Hawaii (at least in the past, I think currently too), when you buy a house, you often don't buy the land, you lease it from someone on a typically 100 year basis. I believe this form of ownership, leasehold, exists elsewhere too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leasehold_estate https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leasehold_estate