Price sharing is basic economics, without it, there is no competition. Competetive pricing and price sharing forces dealerships to compete and be better, without it you are stuck with what you got and thats it. I would drive 12 hours to save 1000$ if I had to, and my local dealer would have to provide service whether I bought there or not, it is his committment to CC. If he gave me a hrad time there are plenty of good boat techs at other dealerships that would be more than happy to have my business no matter what boat I own.
Harley Davidson had a territorial thing years back (when demand was high and there was a waiting list) when I bought my bike. I could only buy from the dealer that was in the area of my address and he had the worst service and price around but I was stuck! Since then they have had to change their ways. From a consumer's point of view, price sharing should be encouraged and these forums are a great place to share it.
Harley Davidson had a territorial thing years back (when demand was high and there was a waiting list) when I bought my bike. I could only buy from the dealer that was in the area of my address and he had the worst service and price around but I was stuck! Since then they have had to change their ways. From a consumer's point of view, price sharing should be encouraged and these forums are a great place to share it.
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