Do we have a pickup glut already?
GM shuts down Indiana plant for 2 weeks "Feb 23 (Reuters) - General Motors said on Thursday it will halt production at its Fort Wayne Assembly truck plant in Indiana for two weeks from March 27 as ...
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Scooby,
Yes s higher MSRP might/should give both manufacture and dealer more profit. A higher cost to dealer is where GM ext al would also get more profit for them.
The "added" cost above MSRP, is ONLY going into the dealers pocket. Unless dealers contract with GM makes them get a portion too.
With our knowing ALL of these issues, we won't know.
My swag is dealer keeps the exhorbidant markups over MSRP, that allows them to keep $ profit per year the same vs when they can sell more vehicles.
Marty
Yes s higher MSRP might/should give both manufacture and dealer more profit. A higher cost to dealer is where GM ext al would also get more profit for them.
The "added" cost above MSRP, is ONLY going into the dealers pocket. Unless dealers contract with GM makes them get a portion too.
With our knowing ALL of these issues, we won't know.
My swag is dealer keeps the exhorbidant markups over MSRP, that allows them to keep $ profit per year the same vs when they can sell more vehicles.
Marty
