
Wtf does car subscription even meanZ anything to bleed the consumer SMHCar subscription seemed waaay superfluous. I mean, you really need a different whip that often?![]()



I just bought a printer and the entire ink system has been switched to encourage/promote a subscription based system. There's no telling what else these vultures are going to try and get on a subscription model in our lifetimes
we're going to see home pools and toilet bowl cleaner and everything under the sun try this shyt
fukking car subscription![]()
Ridiculous.... I seen a future like this and it is NOT good at all...go with tank systems, like epson eco-tank. you just pour the ink directly into the printer, no cartridges.I just bought a printer and the entire ink system has been switched to encourage/promote a subscription based system. There's no telling what else these vultures are going to try and get on a subscription model in our lifetimes
we're going to see home pools and toilet bowl cleaner and everything under the sun try this shyt
fukking car subscription![]()
I just bought a printer and the entire ink system has been switched to encourage/promote a subscription based system. There's no telling what else these vultures are going to try and get on a subscription model in our lifetimes
we're going to see home pools and toilet bowl cleaner and everything under the sun try this shyt
fukking car subscription![]()

Car subscription seemed waaay superfluous. I mean, you really need a different whip that often?![]()
For the higher-tier $3,700-a-month fee, they could get M4, M5, or M6 convertibles as well as X5M and X6M SUVs. (BMW’s highest-end 7 Series was not available through the service). The fee included insurance, maintenance, and roadside assistance.
If that seems a bit pricey, you’re not wrong. The top-tier $3,700-a-month plan is almost three times the cost of leasing an M5 sedan in the Nashville area (though a lease requires a down payment of $5,724 and doesn’t include insurance and maintenance).
I think it's for people who like to lease a new car every couple of months with more money than they know what to do with.
I can't imagine it being a large amount of people but it's something I used to see sometimes on some of the forums when I was more into cars.
The numbers don't really mesh to the point I see savings but maybe with insurance being included, lease fees, downpayments, interest...
There has to be a convenience or something I'm not seeing because a 100k car should be a 1-1.3k a month lease