Red has a point, though. We're slowly migrating to a world where we don't OWN anything, and we subscribe various rental services for everything. Nobody buys movies on DVD anymore, they stream them. Nobody buys music anymore, they stream that as well. Hell, some of us don't even go grocery shopping anymore... we have meal box subscription services like Blue Apron and delivery services Peapod bring us our food on a schedule. Businesses no longer build their own data centers, they just rent virtual servers and storage from Azure and AWS. The list goes on and on...
It makes you wonder... in the future, will "owning" a car seem like a weird thing only a rich person would do, because most people summon a self-driving taxi from your smartwatch? Hell... you probably won't own the smartwatch either, because you'll be on an Apple tech subscription service that sends you a new one every two years