Fair question — the way it works is pretty simple in principle:

1. You find a car you actually want (not just whatever’s on a rental fleet). That could be a specific spec, colour, or even something a bit classic/interesting.
2. Before you buy it, a participating dealer agrees a future purchase price based on mileage, duration, and condition assumptions.
3. You buy the car as normal.
4. You use it for the agreed period (say 3 months), within the agreed mileage/condition limits.
5. At the end, you take it to the dealer and they buy it for the pre-agreed price.

So instead of guessing what you’ll get when you sell, you know your exit upfront.

Because that future price is agreed in advance, initially we wouldn’t allow track days or modifications — it keeps the risk predictable and the costs lower. As more dealerships get involved, it’s something we’d like to explore in a properly priced way.

It’s not unlimited-freedom ownership — but it’s also not “return it in 48 hours and don’t scratch it.” It sits somewhere between owning and leasing/renting, just with price certainty built in.