Time is a limited resource, they say. Maybe that’s why it feels like such a waste to spend it on a car. Maintaining, buying, selling, worrying.
Our suggestion? Don’t own a car, own your time instead.

Buying a car can be one of the worst investments ever (not counting the home gym sitting idly in the basement). There’s the immediate value loss. There’s the maintenance, unforeseen repairs, tire changes and insurance.
But there’s also the tendency to buy a bigger car than needed day-to-day, just for the sake of one and a half skiing trip a year. And there are all the days it just sits there, unused. Silently by the curb. Eating away at your savings. Where does it end? Maybe with a fully flexible car subscription.

There’s a tendency to buy larger cars. Because we need that speed, comfort and 600 liters of trunk space. Still most of us drive all alone in the company of our laptop.
But we need the space for those one and a half skiing trips a year. Why not choose smaller – and then scale up when actually needed? That’s one of the benefits from not owning your car.

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