Porsche to crack down on car flippers haha
http://blog.caranddriver.com/porsche...-and-flippers/
The comments are as entertaining as the article... "if Porsche wants to sell more cars they should lower the price" haha
The comments are as entertaining as the article... "if Porsche wants to sell more cars they should lower the price" haha
Let's see......
You offer buyers on the 918 right of first refusal to any new limited production models for a period of time. Many aren't driven, but are flipped. This skews the marketplace and causes the second hand market to have cars over original MSRP. More people jump on the band wagon and order the remainder of the limited run. By now the second hand market in skewing farther from MSRP. Now PAG wonders how things got out of control. It is simple supply and demand. Build more cars, offer to anyone who has the money and the market will come back closer to a norm.
You offer buyers on the 918 right of first refusal to any new limited production models for a period of time. Many aren't driven, but are flipped. This skews the marketplace and causes the second hand market to have cars over original MSRP. More people jump on the band wagon and order the remainder of the limited run. By now the second hand market in skewing farther from MSRP. Now PAG wonders how things got out of control. It is simple supply and demand. Build more cars, offer to anyone who has the money and the market will come back closer to a norm.
Let's see......
You offer buyers on the 918 right of first refusal to any new limited production models for a period of time. Many aren't driven, but are flipped. This skews the marketplace and causes the second hand market to have cars over original MSRP. More people jump on the band wagon and order the remainder of the limited run. By now the second hand market in skewing farther from MSRP. Now PAG wonders how things got out of control. It is simple supply and demand. Build more cars, offer to anyone who has the money and the market will come back closer to a norm.
You offer buyers on the 918 right of first refusal to any new limited production models for a period of time. Many aren't driven, but are flipped. This skews the marketplace and causes the second hand market to have cars over original MSRP. More people jump on the band wagon and order the remainder of the limited run. By now the second hand market in skewing farther from MSRP. Now PAG wonders how things got out of control. It is simple supply and demand. Build more cars, offer to anyone who has the money and the market will come back closer to a norm.




