Rt1AWD
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When you have more money than sense… should just do more work and get a GTPE.
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When you have more money than sense… should just do more work and get a GTPE.
Y? It has a lower rangeWhen you have more money than sense… should just do more work and get a GTPE.
Hats off to you @DrJay32 , excellent reply!Someone named Karen
Sorry, but seeing your picture many times on this forum I just have to ask, do people often mistake you for Jean Luc Picard?BUT IT WAS ACTUALLY HER NAME!
There's a big difference between Ford and Tesla raising the prices for their EVs, and sleazy dealers taking advantage of shortages to make a fast buck. Manufacturers add value, dealers just add price.Tesla’s innovation is they make people feel like they’re not getting screwed when ADM is baked into the purchase price.
The difference is with the dealer, it is clear it is a cash grab. But just because a manufacturer raises prices doesn’t mean it’s going to a good cause.There's a big difference between Ford and Tesla raising the prices for their EVs, and sleazy dealers taking advantage of shortages to make a fast buck. Manufacturers add value, dealers just add price.
The law of supply and demand doesn't trump business ethics. Scrupulous dealers know that and refuse to apply ADM.
Ford understands dealer markup is a risk to their brand reputation, which is why they discourage it and allocate more cars to ethical dealerships.
What value did Tesla add when it increased price around $10k in a year while removing features such as radar sensor, passenger seat lumber adjustment, data mode for console USB ports, and now mobile charger? In the meanwhile having a gross margin of $16k each car?There's a big difference between Ford and Tesla raising the prices for their EVs, and sleazy dealers taking advantage of shortages to make a fast buck. Manufacturers add value, dealers just add price.
There was a transporter malfunction, I swear.Sorry, but seeing your picture many times on this forum I just have to ask, do people often mistake you for Jean Luc Picard?![]()
Tell you what then. I would be willing to pay the extra ADM (to specifically you), if you could "transport" yourself back to the Starship and get me some matter (in the form of deuterium, a kind of hydrogen gas) and antimatter in a fusion reaction mediated by dilithium crystals to power my soon to have MME. What the heck, I may throw in some extra "cake" if you can take me on your ship to get said delivery.There was a transporter malfunction, I swear.
Next thing you know, you're gonna want the molecular formula for transparent aluminum. I know where this is leading.Tell you what then. I would be willing to pay the extra ADM (to specifically you), if you could "transport" yourself back to the Starship and get me some matter (in the form of deuterium, a kind of hydrogen gas) and antimatter in a fusion reaction mediated by dilithium crystals to power my soon to have MME. What the heck, I may throw in some extra "cake" if you can take me on your ship to get said delivery.
Too funny. I swear every time I saw your avatar it was driving me nuts not to ask.
Thanks for playing along......................or are you?![]()
Same here, studied for 9 months waiting for my ordered Rapid Red GTPEWhen I was looking for one on a lot a couple of male coworkers were searching with me. They would find one incoming on the Ford inventory and tell me the MSRP on a premium and I’d say “no that’s the star white“ or “no that’s the ER, not the SR”. After about the third or fourth one they asked how I knew. I told them I’d spent 4 months looking at inventory and options and I knew. They looked shocked and impressed.
I sometimes think the dealers think most people just woke up this morning and decided to buy an MME. I live in Tampa and I talked to someone at that dealership. A lot of us have searched for a long time or a long distance. We know the pricing, options and details better than they do.
When I got one on the lot, I knew way more about the car than the walkthrough instructor. Although he was very nice, professional and was really trying. ?
I agree with you. I went in knowing I would have to pay MSRP because of the demand. I’m at peace with that, but paying an extra $10-15,000? That’s insane to me.Just to be clear, I can understand a modest markup in this market. But I also know it's not like dealers are losing money when they sell at MSRP, either. The question is whether the demand is real enough to justify these 10-20k markups.
(AlN)x·(Al2O3)1-x, 0.30 ≤ x ≤ 0.37Next thing you know, you're gonna want the molecular formula for transparent aluminum. I know where this is leading.