/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.51602983]

>250 million non-luxury cars in the US
>if there were a lease-only system; average car payment = $667/month or $8k/year
>$2 trillion on car-leases (luxury cars can still be owned so ++)
>current car industry is only $1.5 trillion in revenue
>this doesn't include foreign leases
>you can sell this lease-only idea as good for the environment (recycled parts) + drive a new car every 4 years goy
It’s too good of a business opportunity to pass up

[Anonymous No.51603707]

i bought my 2004 car for $3k
It costs me $1.7k/yr to maintain, liscenced and insured

>$8k/yr
fuck you

[Anonymous No.51605097]

>>51602983
I was reading an article not too long ago about how Toyota isn't allowing many people to purchase their cars after the end of a lease and they're holding onto much more of their inventory than they ever have.

[Anonymous No.51605163]

>>51603707
Nice.

[Anonymous No.51605217]

>>51603707
Ironically you're also helping the environment way more than buying a coal powered electric car ever would, I did the same and I'm going to run this pos into the ground for 2 decades and do it all over again

[Anonymous No.51605941]

>>51603707
When did you buy it and what make/model? Everyone always says "just buy a $3000 civic lmao" but that shit doesn't exist. Did you buy Jamalrone's beat up 2004 dodge neon?