Cars are full of tech that gets outdated fast – so people are leasing, not buying


  • TECH
  • Saturday, 15 Jul 2017

More people are leasing cars, allowing them to use a new car for a limited amount of time. (Dreamstime)

Buy a smartphone, use it for a couple of years, then ditch it for something new and improved. 

It's a life cycle that has become the norm for cellphones. Now, that same short-term relationship is applying to what traditionally has been a long-term commitment: cars. 

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