Potential gt3rs allocation for grab
04-14-2023 | 03:54 AM
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In the end it takes two parties to do a deal.
If people refused to pay outrageous premiums and the cars just sat on the floor, there would be a rapid readjustment. This is not a new thing. I recall in 2002 I wanted a new Mercedes SL 500 and there was a very strong market for them. I was offered one at $20k over asking. I waited and got one at list a year later. I am not criticizing people. If they are willing to pay silly money then its their dime, but I would not do it personally.
If people refused to pay outrageous premiums and the cars just sat on the floor, there would be a rapid readjustment. This is not a new thing. I recall in 2002 I wanted a new Mercedes SL 500 and there was a very strong market for them. I was offered one at $20k over asking. I waited and got one at list a year later. I am not criticizing people. If they are willing to pay silly money then its their dime, but I would not do it personally.
A couple years ago during the pandemic, one of the Alberta dealerships was offering substantial discounts on new in stock AMG GT-C