Their potential competitive advantage over the factory? Variety. By Automotive News FlexWheels sounds a lot like the subscription plans that Cadillac, Mercedes-Benz and other auto brands have been rolling out in the past year. Customers can swap vehicles up to three times a month and don’t have to worry about insurance, maintenance and other hassles…
By Lifestyle Media Group A LOCAL AUTO COMPANY SETS IN MOTION A SUBSCRIPTION-BASED WAY FOR PEOPLE TO DRIVE MULTIPLE CARS—IN THE SAME MONTH Vincent Iafano hails from Detroit, where half his family is retired from Ford Motor Company, the other half from General Motors. It was natural for him to go into business with Warren Henry Automotive,…
By Livin Lux Miami Car subscription programs are designed to take away much of the hassle and mystery involved with buying or leasing. Simply, there is one monthly fee for most costs involved in owning a car. Also, you could drive a new vehicle every year, every week or even most every day with some programs. This form…
By Miami Community Newspapers After-School All-Stars, South Florida, a local chapter of the national organization, serving middle school youth, hosted its fourth annual charity poker tournament, All-In for All-Stars, on Sunday, January 21, 2018, at Nobu Miami. The event raised over a record $700,000 for the charity, which provides comprehensive, after-school programs for 2,000 low-income youth in…
By Haute Living FlexWheels, a groundbreaking alternative to buying or leasing gives users complete automotive freedom Do you need an SUV for a road trip? Want to impress your partner on date night with a convertible? FlexWheels, powered by Clutch Technologies, offers subscribers an innovative alternative to leasing or buying a vehicle. From the convenience of…
By Fried on Business When you really think about it, as time passes we own less and less of the things we use. Instead, we buy the right to live in an apartment, use mass transit, even listen to music online. And just like I never thought I’d see the day when CDs became obsolete,…