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The electric Porsche Taycan 4S is now available in the Porsche Drive subscription program and the base Taycan will soon join the lineup.
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BMW is ending its subscription service after two and a half years
Access by BMW subscription service for BMWs on demand ends.
Stephen Edelstein -
Jeep's car-sharing subscription service potentially called My Freedom
Jeep has filed for a trademark on the term "My Freedom," and described it as motor vehicle subscription services.
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Lexus launches subscription service, limited to UX crossover
Select Lexus dealers now offer the brand's new "Lexus Complete Lease" subscription program. Announced Tuesday, the program rivals other subscription programs from competitors such as Volvo, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz. Yet, Lexus' offering veers more on the side of leasing with benefits than a true...
Sean Szymkowski -
FCA to launch car-sharing and subscription pilot via Jeep brand
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles will kick the tires on three car-sharing and car-subscription services with its Jeep brand beginning at the end of January. The Detroit News reported on two of them on Jan. 16, and Motor Authority discovered the third by reaching out to FCA for further information...
Sean Szymkowski -
Chapter closed: Book by Cadillac subscription goes on hiatus
Book by Cadillac, the luxury brand's car subscription service, will shut down effective Dec. 1. The Wall Street Journal first reported on the subscription service's end and cited ongoing challenges for the program's demise. Motor Authority reached out to Cadillac for additional information on the...
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General Motors may be preparing to dive further into the car-subscription segment. The automaker filed to trademark the DriveScription name with the United States Patent and Trademark Office on August 27. GM Authority first discovered the trademark filing on Tuesday, which was filed to the goods and services categories of automotive subscription services, motor vehicle rental services, and motor vehicle sharing services, namely, providing temporary use of motor vehicles. It's the first we've heard of DriveScription and it could foreshadow another subscription service from the automaker...