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What I got from that comment is that they're supply constrained, and gain new revenue elsewhere by producing more of the HR-V.
by ummonk 6y ago
What I got from that comment is that they're supply constrained, and gain new revenue elsewhere by producing more of the HR-V.
- monadic2 6y agoWhy would they think that demand of the HR-V is likely to increase if they remove the fit? I understand removing unprofitable lines, but if it’s making money why fix something that ain’t broken? If they’re worried about competing with themselves, they’ve blatantly told you as a customer the car you want is too desirable for you to have it. Wtf?
- ytdytvhxgydvhh 6y agoThey’re supply constrained on both Fit and HR-V. The factory is going all out, but building a new factory isn’t a short term thing. So they can build all of the more profitable HR-V and sell every one or they could mix in some less profitable Fits.