Why no bare bones vehicles
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Like seriously I can't wrap my head around it . I get the whole deal why we can have nice lil pickups anymore.....well at least the retarded laws behind it ... But why the heck does everything need to have electric bell a whistle now days . Like there has to be a better profit margin for a bare bones vehicle right ? Cheaper to produce, less chips and wiring and parts ect ....and people want them so ...why not ?!
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Re: Why no bare bones vehicles
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I expect the options carry a higher profit margin than the bare bones base vehicle. What I have been told. My friend an neighbor retired from Ford on the company side. This was his response. It takes the same amount of time to run a cheap truck down the line as a loaded truck. The loaded truck makes more money per unit sold.
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Re: Why no bare bones vehicles
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Supply and demand. If there were enough people wanting them and willing to pay for them... someone would be making them.
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Re: Why no bare bones vehicles
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Ask for a work truck. See if that might get you somewhere with them.
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Re: Why no bare bones vehicles
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Supply and demand. If there were enough people wanting them and willing to pay for them... someone would be making them. That's the way I see it too.
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Re: Why no bare bones vehicles
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Toyota is coming out with a lower priced utility type truck soon. Supply and demand sounds great, but “that’s all they offer” is more like it. The auto industry has pumped out huge fancy trucks for decades when gas has been sketchy for most of that time.
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Re: Why no bare bones vehicles
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The dealerships make far more money off the repairs than they do the actual sales of the vehicles. You can fix a bare bones pickup you arent going to fix the latest and greatest high tech wizardry. .....yeah telle about it , just got quoted cose to 8k to get the wife's car fixed ....7k of that is the touch screen deal on her console
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Re: Why no bare bones vehicles
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Toyota is coming out with a lower priced utility type truck soon. Supply and demand sounds great, but “that’s all they offer” is more like it. The auto industry has pumped out huge fancy trucks for decades when gas has been sketchy for most of that time. Really ? That's good to know
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