@nprofile1q... From the same people as the the recent, "disabled people can't have nice cars" which totally failed to notice that
1. The cars in question were easier to add driving aids to
2. Tended to go longer between failures which is important for people who's whole mobility depends on them and they last longer
3. They tend to have higher resale value at the end of lease period (iirc these vehicles tend to be on HP style leases) so less sunk cost