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So what exactly is the new tactic? I scoured the article but they never seemed to explain what the new tactic is, other than the phrase "working deals over Zoom

• gwbas1c 6y ago
  There's no new tatic, it's just adjusting to a different communication style. What boggles me is the lady who drove the Lincoln and tried the Wrangler. The salesman should have suggested a different vehicle.
  • ggm 6y ago
    She wasn't ready but is looking to change carstyle. I think she'll have come back, if he gave her a hassle free non sexist chance to enjoy the Jeep. Telling a customer what she wants is a good way to make her walk, my partner does, every single time.
    • gwbas1c 6y ago
      The Wrangler drives very differently than a Lincoln. They look awesome, but they are the polar opposite of a luxury vehicle. Heavy, slow, loud, limited towing, "outdated" manual transfer case... Makes sense for going off-road, or for customizing, but not as a luxury SUV. (And my wife talked me out of one twice! ) The other Jeeps are just cheap crossovers. I found a perfect 4-door, 10-year-old Wrangler to buy while I waited for my Tesla, and then keep to take on the beach, but my wife decided she wanted a minivan instead.