LFA uses a hood rod?
Mar 8, 2011 | 05:26 PM
#36
Teamspeed's Howitzer
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 12,273
Do you want to share with the class what happened to make you cry? Need a hug?
Me thinks you were blind when buying cars only to wake up and realize you were being duped by sales people who didn't give a crap about you. Now, you're just hell bent on being......well...........bent.
Me thinks you were blind when buying cars only to wake up and realize you were being duped by sales people who didn't give a crap about you. Now, you're just hell bent on being......well...........bent.
Last edited by STOPPIE; Mar 8, 2011 at 05:30 PM.
Mar 8, 2011 | 05:42 PM
#37
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Posts: 723
Monaco, I think Stoppie is the #1 largest volume Porsche dealership in the region for a reason, lol. Your statement totally contradicted itself. Obviously if he's #1, he's doing something right for the customers and the business, second if they were overpriced no one would buy them which obviously is false.. people are buying them and most of the members here can vouch they own/have owned a Porsche. I see many of them everyday..
There isn't such a thing as over priced, there will always be a demand. But nothing is worth more than knowing where you bought it from and what kind of service was given to you upon purchase.. he probably has returning customers often. Which in turn, he's on top of the food chain.
Sorry about my rant, but I thought I'd just share my opinion
There isn't such a thing as over priced, there will always be a demand. But nothing is worth more than knowing where you bought it from and what kind of service was given to you upon purchase.. he probably has returning customers often. Which in turn, he's on top of the food chain.
Sorry about my rant, but I thought I'd just share my opinion
Mar 8, 2011 | 05:49 PM
#38
Rolex Fanboy
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 8,638
From: In a dream....please don't wake me
Monaco, I think Stoppie is the #1 largest volume Porsche dealership in the region for a reason, lol. Your statement totally contradicted itself. Obviously if he's #1, he's doing something right for the customers and the business, second if they were overpriced no one would buy them which obviously is false.. people are buying them and most of the members here can vouch they own/have owned a Porsche. I see many of them everyday..
There isn't such a thing as over priced, there will always be a demand. But nothing is worth more than knowing where you bought it from and what kind of service was given to you upon purchase.. he probably has returning customers often. Which in turn, he's on top of the food chain.
Sorry about my rant, but I thought I'd just share my opinion
There isn't such a thing as over priced, there will always be a demand. But nothing is worth more than knowing where you bought it from and what kind of service was given to you upon purchase.. he probably has returning customers often. Which in turn, he's on top of the food chain.
Sorry about my rant, but I thought I'd just share my opinion
1 square mile? 2? 3? 
B) I think Porsches are grossly over priced. Well I think all cars are grossly overpriced.
My guess is the standard 911 costs Porsche $30k USD to produce.
Demand isn't crazy on these cars either I'm just saying
Even less on a 400k Lexus.
Mar 8, 2011 | 05:58 PM
#39
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Posts: 723
A) How big is Stoppie's region 1 square mile? 2? 3?
B) I think Porsches are grossly over priced. Well I think all cars are grossly overpriced.
My guess is the standard 911 costs Porsche $30k USD to produce.
Demand isn't crazy on these cars either I'm just saying
Even less on a 400k Lexus.
1 square mile? 2? 3? B) I think Porsches are grossly over priced. Well I think all cars are grossly overpriced.
My guess is the standard 911 costs Porsche $30k USD to produce.
Demand isn't crazy on these cars either I'm just saying
Even less on a 400k Lexus.