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>That being said, I hope the dealership model dies and these blood sucking, anti competitive conmen have to fall to a more honest way of living What an ignoran
by Jarbooski 8y ago
>That being said, I hope the dealership model dies and these blood sucking, anti competitive conmen have to fall to a more honest way of living
What an ignorant comment.
A huge portion of dealerships are small business owners in small towns. Honest, middle class people who care about serving customers.
This is all beside the point that Tesla has in no way proven their system works. In fact, as time goes on they are adopting dealer methods. There's a reason for that; people want to deal with locals.
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- throwaway98121 8y agoI’ve bought 5 brand new cars in my life time. All vehicles were purchased in small towns in Kansas, Texas, and Tennessee. During that process, I dealt with over a dozen dealers. Every time, it was the same shady practices. My comment reflects my experiences. Considering your comment history attacking Tesla in this larger thread in favor of dealers and this particular comment, I assume you are affiliated with some dealer. Calling me ignorant doesn’t solve any problem. If you are a stakeholder in a dealership business, try raising the bar a bit and provide an honest, hassle free and upfront experience to your customers. By attacking a frustrated customer (who isn’t a customer anymore because of the crooked sales tactics), you’re not helping your case.