Half of luxury cars in the United States, such as this new Rolls-Royce Dawn, are now leased rather than bought.
Half of luxury cars in the United States, such as this new Rolls-Royce Dawn, are now leased rather than bought.
Consumers these days are increasingly open to the idea of renting luxury cars like this Audi R8.
Consumers these days are increasingly open to the idea of renting luxury cars like this Audi R8.
ILLUSTRATION: CRAIG STEPHENS
ILLUSTRATION: CRAIG STEPHENS
You can rent a Bugatti Veyron for a road trip at US$69,000 for two people.
You can rent a Bugatti Veyron for a road trip at US$69,000 for two people.
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On-demand luxury cars, private jets, jewellery, watches and even art are gaining popularity

The trend of renting luxe products such as cars, jewellery and watches has become increasingly high-end

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Josh Sims
Josh Sims

Updated: 5:22pm, 23 Oct, 2017

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Half of luxury cars in the United States, such as this new Rolls-Royce Dawn, are now leased rather than bought.
Half of luxury cars in the United States, such as this new Rolls-Royce Dawn, are now leased rather than bought.
Consumers these days are increasingly open to the idea of renting luxury cars like this Audi R8.
Consumers these days are increasingly open to the idea of renting luxury cars like this Audi R8.
ILLUSTRATION: CRAIG STEPHENS
ILLUSTRATION: CRAIG STEPHENS
You can rent a Bugatti Veyron for a road trip at US$69,000 for two people.
You can rent a Bugatti Veyron for a road trip at US$69,000 for two people.
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Josh Sims

Josh Sims

Josh Sims is a london-based writer and editor contributing to the likes of The Times, CNN, The Economist and Wallpaper, among other titles. He's the author of several books on style and design, the latest being 'Men of Style' (published by Laurence King)