Supercar rental "price comparison" chart
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This chart from Freedom Supercars nails one thing: they sold value, not metal. Instead of flexing horsepower, they compared the real cost of owning a supercar vs. joining their membership. Suddenly, the $16,800 membership fee feels like a steal next to $61,500 in ownership costs.
Why it Works
- Turns “expensive” into “smart value” with clear math
- Makes comparison insanely easy to skim
- Uses context (Ferrari ownership) to anchor price perception
- Shifts the sale from “car” to “lifestyle access”
Examples
- Airbnb vs. hotel costs: same logic, but for travelers
- ClassPass vs. gym memberships: multiple experiences, one price
- Netflix vs. cable: access over ownership wins again
- Turo vs. rental counters: lower price, more flexibility