| Author | Message | ||
| Dave White (Dwhite)
New member Username: Dwhite Post Number: 50 Registered: 5-2003 |
JRV, Thanks for the reply, I knew you would see the humor in this post. | ||
| JRV (Jrvall)
Intermediate Member Username: Jrvall Post Number: 2224 Registered: 11-2002 |
>>JRV, your prices comming down in this depressed market - << Yes they sure are...when 355 & TR guys call for oil change pricing and ask if I can beat so & so, I immediadetly offer to pay them $50 if they will let me change their oil...I used to offer $100. and with every washer bottle refill I now throw in a 30K service to get the biz in the door....the way I see it, if the owners won't take the financial responsibility of serviceing their Ferraris then the shops should step up and service the cars for next to nothing or free just to make sure they don't fall victim to neglect and abuse. {  } | ||
| Dave White (Dwhite)
New member Username: Dwhite Post Number: 46 Registered: 5-2003 |
Since some of the recent posts seem to say that prices are not stable or are really not going up doesn't it mean service cost should also come down, I mean if someone is willing to pay X for something doen't it mean that is what it is worth. Personally I don't see it, but I am just using the logic of some here that that is what they are willing to pay or feel that they are worth. Any thought on this? JRV, your prices comming down in this depressed market - highly unlikly right. After all service costs is the critical factor for these cars in the end for most of us( no matter how much you make 3, 5 or 12K for service is not chump change). So lets ban together and not ever service our cars, puchase different models or buy any of the merchandise then the dealers and independents will have to lower their prices. |