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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 sal
by 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 agoShe 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 agoThe 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 Heavy, slow, loud, limited towing, "outdated" manual transfer case...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.