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F***-em. Sooner or later their 'business models' will dry up and in the future, if you can legally own a car, it won't matter unless you care about the badge on the hood.
Their business model has already started to dry up. In my geo at least I can pretty much get any car I want. The buy/flip game is coming to an end here and prices for secondhand has dropped quite a bit. No more premiums. At least Porsche/Ferrari/Lambo hold up quite well. Mclaren on the other hand - WOW talk about free-fall.
Government should also be careful what they wish for. Tax revenue once autonomous/EV really kicks will dry up very quickly. Obviously they will f*ck us in other ways.
Don't get me wrong, my dealer still put in a request for me to get one, but it looks like 2 squares connected by a rectangle. I know that I will never get one, so I can be hyper-critical to make myself feel better.
I agree, many dealers will pay the price when bad times come. Those that treat customers with dignity and respect in good times will be fine even in not so good times.
After the ownership of multiple P cars over many years and being the first to put a deposit on a 911R, I terminated my relationship with Pfaff after not getting the car. Their attitude was on the "so what" level.
Too many other nice cars available to be stuck on Porsche. Doing quite well with the Balboni and now the Huracan.
After the ownership of multiple P cars over many years and being the first to put a deposit on a 911R, I terminated my relationship with Pfaff after not getting the car. Their attitude was on the "so what" level.
Too many other nice cars available to be stuck on Porsche. Doing quite well with the Balboni and now the Huracan.
I believe Pfaff's hands are tied on the 911R situation, just like the Turbo S Exclusive Series now which only 6 is coming to Canada.
All 26 allocations came from Porsche Canada direct, as they individually ask each 918 owner do they want a car and if the answer is yes the allocation is assigned to that individual and then the selling dealer.
07-27-2017, 05:13 PM
