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They're using the same idealogy of overpricing stuff and listing it in Amazon, so they have the first exposure, even if most expensive, it's most convinient. I
by rootsudo 5y ago
They're using the same idealogy of overpricing stuff and listing it in Amazon, so they have the first exposure, even if most expensive, it's most convinient.
I, value 50% of the car's price and don't mind spending 3-6 hours to save $10,000~ but many people, simply have an old car, the mechanic says it needs a new engine, they have a shift working minimum wage-esque and go with the first option of visibility thinking it's a good deal.
Financially poor, financially ignorant and time poor.
The perfect American customer.
- jjeaff 5y agoI think it is more likely they are targeting budget conscious people that are busy with a high paying white collar job and who don't have the time to visit dealers and haggle and want the luxury of just coming home and having the car delivered.
- anchpop 5y agoI agree with all that except financially poor. Most sellers I imagine would prefer their clients be wealthy (because wealthy people on average value a marginal dollar less)