Apps like Uber and DriveNow may be hurting the demand for new cars, studies suggest

Business Insider
By Jim EdwardsAug 16, 2017, 4:56 am105 pts
41% of Uber and Lyft customers in Austin, Texas, reported they switched to their own personal car after those apps suspended service in that city. 37% of car-share rental app users in London reported they decided not to buy a car, according to a study by Imperial College. And a YouGov poll says 43% of…

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