Apr 27, 2015
8:32:15pm
8:32:15pm
Because anyone who can't drive it looks elsewhere.. even if they otherwise would
purchase it.
That argument sounds like the kids that rarely date because they reject themselves prior to anyone else rejecting them. There IS a market for people who want to drive a Viper- but even if they know how to drive stick for one reason or another would prefer another option. The Viper exists to make money. The point I'm making is I can't imagine a scenario where Dodge is maximizing profits by not selling to as many people that they can that are willing to pay the 90K+ to take one home. And if the Viper is getting me high margins, then why not sell as many as they can?
That argument sounds like the kids that rarely date because they reject themselves prior to anyone else rejecting them. There IS a market for people who want to drive a Viper- but even if they know how to drive stick for one reason or another would prefer another option. The Viper exists to make money. The point I'm making is I can't imagine a scenario where Dodge is maximizing profits by not selling to as many people that they can that are willing to pay the 90K+ to take one home. And if the Viper is getting me high margins, then why not sell as many as they can?
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