In recent years, the automotive market has undergone significant changes. Cars have evolved from simple means of transportation into actual platforms for services; from car sharing to pay-as-you-go services consumable directly through the car's user interface, and even autonomous driving. The latter, in particular, will dramatically alter our concept of mobility. Individuals will no longer require car ownership, and cars themselves will no longer rely on an owner to fulfill their needs: they will self-fuel, make payments for parking and tolls directly through machine-to-machine transactions, and when they will have some problems they will autonomously visit a mechanic for repairs. In essence, the car will become a fully self-sufficient economic agent, or even a source of income for its owner.