smurfslayer
Be vewwy, vewwy quiet. We’re hunting sasquatch77
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That’s one way to look at it. Another way to look at it is that it’s short sighted, and potentially disloyal. As an example, I’d take all my business elsewhere if ADM were part of negotiations with my local stealership. Service, sales and any future deals. It may well limit my business options going forward, but that’s a chance I’ll take. now If they calculate that they’ll make more money ignoring me, despite my seeming addiction to tech, vehicles, speed, etc. maybe they can make that money. But maybe over the course of the next few years they’ll make a bit more by giving up a little gratuitous profit for money down the road.A dealer would have to be an idiot to sell a high value item lower than what the market dictates
Someone will make the deal, them or another stealership.
BOTTOMLINE WHO CARES why a person would bash another for paying whatever for a truck is crazy, it’s not their money. I agreed to pay $5k over, BFD
I think quite a few people on here are affected when people flood in and artificially inflate the market. When it becomes a wallet waving contest, Raptors end up sitting in climate controlled storage doing nothing, or being paraded to the local starbucks instead of getting into the hands of people who might actually appreciate them.
(not saying you either are or are not appreciative of the truck, my comments are general)
Bingo.Nothing idiotic about it at all, for a couple reasons. One is that charging ADM can get you a bad reputation.
+1You don't want to lose those customers by maxing out profit on a single deal.
+1I think most of the complaint stems for the fact that people buying vehicles with crazy ADM helps keep the practice of crazy ADM alive. If no one bought vehicles like that, then we would never see ADM.
meh... $2k. $5k is just paying to sent the sales manager to Tahiti instead of Hawaii.That said, I don't see $5k as a big deal at this high price point.