I doubt that. I strongly suspect that they will let leaseholders buy the vehicle once the lease is up. At that point it will be a 3-year-old vehicle and won’t be as flippable.(Now if a 70 series has a useful life of 30 years, that means 10 3 year leases plus residual value for the dealer. That’s a whole lot better than standard sales margin and a measly market adjustment fee.)
“You will own no 70 series, and you will be happy!”