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Dealers will slowly fade away as online car shopping becomes more common. Volvo for example is aiming at 2030 as the year they turn 100% online. It's reasonable
by Mizoguchi 3y ago
Dealers will slowly fade away as online car shopping becomes more common. Volvo for example is aiming at 2030 as the year they turn 100% online. It's reasonable to assume all other car makers will do the same. There's absolutely no reason to buy from a dealer in today's world, that's like when in the 80s and early 90s you needed a middleman to buy a computer.
- ruffrey 3y agoHow do you test drive a car for an online dealer? Do they drive to your home and let you take it for a spin?
- ohthatsnotright 3y agoIn your Apple Vision Pro of course.
- TedDoesntTalk 3y agoA showroom can exist and not be an independently-owned dealership. In fact such showrooms could stock multiple brands, like any other brick-and-mortar store we frequent.
- vel0city 3y agoIf they follow the Tesla/Rivian/Lucid model they'd have "galleries" which might have a few cars on hand to show off, see paint and fabric samples, hopefully have someone knowledgeable on hand to answer questions, and test drive but you then go place an order for a new one. There are a few Tesla galleries near me despite not being legal to be sold in my state.
- Sohcahtoa82 3y agoYup. This model makes so much more sense than needing dealerships with hundreds of cars filling a massive parking lot. You could have a showroom with a couple of your best looking models, then outside just have one of each model ready for a test drive. You decide you like one? You place an order and have it there in a couple weeks.