jlusmc
Well-Known Member
Knowing how corporate minds think...
... and there has never been an issue previously with the amount of trains available to transport vehicles from the factories...
...until "now"...
This sounds like a corporate level decision to intentionally throttle vehicle deliveries in order to ensure some sort of steady income for *ALL* dealerships' i.e. in order to keep them all solvent to some level.
Keeping the dealerships solvent keeps the profit incoming keeps the corporate investors happy.
Imagine a glut of tidal-flood-like-flow of vehicles to your local lots...
...those prices would have have to come down in order to sell them all... and then followed by a period of no new vehicles or sales...
...business models upended!
Given the effects of the current chip shortage and how the local dealerships are managing and advertising their periodic trickle of newly arrived vehicles...
...the numbers don't lie...
...I think we, the consumer, are being played.
They need to "trickle" my damn Jeep down to TX. Shipping storage for 3+ weeks is ridiculous.
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