New GT3/GT2RS Leads With/Without ADM
 

Don't know if someone started a thread on this. I don't want this to become a paying adm or not paying adm as we've figured out that some will pay, some will pay sometimes, and some will never pay. The last thing is another bashing thread, seem to have plenty of those. I've just seen leads in multiple threads and figured it would be easier to just have one thread with leads. Would prefer if people would post the adm with the lead. This should be interesting...

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I'm interested

The problem is most Dealers are now probably guilty of charging ADM. I bet if you randomly call 20 Dealers that you will find at least 15 Dealers that will have a car available with an ADM

And the other 5 don't have cars....

Cars without ADM = Sold cars.. :thumbsup:

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I have found it pretty difficult to find a dealer who commits to an MSRP sale. Or they have but when the allocations start popping up all of a sudden they are an ADM dealer. I agree with Jimmy on this one

Can't we all complain to PCNA about this. Surely someone in here has enough pull with PCNA to force a change.

I saw the pull used to get the team to come down to Atlanta regarding the early gt3 engine issues

I figured there won't be many without adm, but still use this as a lead for one's available now that are out there.

I wrote PCNA. They wrote me a nice reply back but they didn’t really seem to care

Personally don't think PCNA or other manufactures care. With the economy good and people willing to pay adm, nothing will change. Once everyone stops paying adm or economy sours, then things might change.

Writing PCA wouldn't do much.

Like with any newly released and very hyped car, to avoid the ADM, don't give in and buy it. Wait till the supply has met the demand. I know it's easier said than done since people have order slots but at this point, that's the only way to do it.

Dealers are independent. They can sell the cars for whatever the consumer is willing to pay....

Leads without ADM are like $100 bills on the ground in Milton Friedman's story