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They only exist because it's illegal to do business directly with the consumer. Had they been needed by the customer, they wouldn't fight tooth and nail to keep
by cuteboy19 4y ago
They only exist because it's illegal to do business directly with the consumer. Had they been needed by the customer, they wouldn't fight tooth and nail to keep those laws
- pvaldes 4y agoIs a both ways road. Many brands learned, the hard way, that clients watch on internet but don't buy a new car by internet. Is a too expensive investment. Most people refuse to talk with a robocall and want a local dealership where they can return if they have troubles. Brands are always trying to reduce the number of official dealerships, to discover later that their business has run dry, and are about to be eaten by a bigger brand. Is happening all the time.
- int_19h 4y agoAnd again, if it was all down to either consumer or manufacturer preference, they wouldn't so heavily lobby for laws that require all transactions to go through the dealerships.