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Why big brands have failed in car sharing


A global company with the incredible technical and organisational skill to make cars at scale should be able to monetise a car in more ways than just selling it to a dealer.

This core belief has gripped the car industry for the past decade but so far has met with little success. Alternative forms of ownership in particular have been pursued with a single-mindedness whipped into fever pitch by consultants.

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