Declining GTR production
02-27-2008, 05:27 PM
#12
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I am simply sharing valid information from a meeting I attended in person. It is not heresay. I have no reason to feed any frenzy. My dealership is allocated 3 GTRs. One is already pre-sold at $10,000 over msrp. The others will sell as well.
02-27-2008, 05:30 PM
#13
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Seems like a waste for them to spend considerable money investing in equipment specially designed for handling the GT-R at stealerships across the country only to have a dozen or so around per metro area. I'd be skeptical about any "reports" about diminishing production right now. It seems obvious that that would be a great ploy to build up the frenzy even more and subsequently jack up the prices in the first year. My $.02
02-27-2008, 05:34 PM
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How many GT-Rs do you think will exist in your dealership's metro area through Nissan's limited run then???? You are selling 3 this year and you suggest that will diminish over time. So after 5 years you will have, what, around 8 GT-Rs which your service department will have to service per year? Seems like an awful waste based on all the equipment and training involved....
02-27-2008, 05:49 PM
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How many GT-Rs do you think will exist in your dealership's metro area through Nissan's limited run then???? You are selling 3 this year and you suggest that will diminish over time. So after 5 years you will have, what, around 8 GT-Rs which your service department will have to service per year? Seems like an awful waste based on all the equipment and training involved....
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02-27-2008, 10:15 PM
#17
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Nate,
It's clear that this issue is literally close to home. I'm curious to hear how this develops as I don't have any connection like that to a dealership.
It's fair to ask both parties to validate their claims, at the same time, it might be hard on an online forum. Still, I would hope that people would be honest, but with the anonymity of the internets, its a lot to ask.
-Matt
It's clear that this issue is literally close to home. I'm curious to hear how this develops as I don't have any connection like that to a dealership.
It's fair to ask both parties to validate their claims, at the same time, it might be hard on an online forum. Still, I would hope that people would be honest, but with the anonymity of the internets, its a lot to ask.
-Matt
02-27-2008, 11:11 PM
#18
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Nate,
It's clear that this issue is literally close to home. I'm curious to hear how this develops as I don't have any connection like that to a dealership.
It's fair to ask both parties to validate their claims, at the same time, it might be hard on an online forum. Still, I would hope that people would be honest, but with the anonymity of the internets, its a lot to ask.
-Matt
It's clear that this issue is literally close to home. I'm curious to hear how this develops as I don't have any connection like that to a dealership.
It's fair to ask both parties to validate their claims, at the same time, it might be hard on an online forum. Still, I would hope that people would be honest, but with the anonymity of the internets, its a lot to ask.
-Matt
I agree 100%. I am just getting so sick of these dealerships taking advantage of the U.S. consumer even when we are technically in a recession. I have removed all ealier content.
Cheers,
-Nate
Last edited by GTRNate; 02-28-2008 at 12:03 AM.