QUOTE(joonnyx @ Jun 14 2012, 12:22 AM)
The problem is the Gov got no foresight, why wasn't this taken into consideration when they first priced the car? Before that, heard that Naza could have priced the car lower than the initial 143K but because of certain quarters, they set the price at 143K to make it 'competitive'. Teana is priced even lower, why didn't they complain about that as well. Specs are secondary in this case as the refinement of a Teana outshines the specs. Now when T launched their new model and have to price it higher, they complain about pricing. Why can't the govt stand firm to their decision seeing that T has the upper hand in terms of branding ...typical flip flop policies..
how do we know the govt is playing the game? all i see is, hearsay. ur SA told u, forum told u. somebody told u etc etc etc. if the govt is responsible then why nobody cares about teana at 136k? dont tell me it is because teana is worthless at such price the specs are not good at all? people still buy teana. it cud be not as hot as K5 but if one thing is sell able at lower price than k5 and people dont care, it cant be right govt is responsible for this. i am not backing the govt. all i care is we need to know who is playing us.so if NAZA can set the price lower then why not at teana's bas 136k? directive again? all hearsay. and T getting the blame as well? hishh. u know it cud be NAZA is playing the game. NAZA see the sales are very good and they themselves compare k5 to basic spec Camry, then they realized how rubbish their profit is. they cud have 20-25k profit. why settle for less if u can have more? why so stupid u may say if price higher people sure no buy. they are not stupid all the time they just stupid at the beginning and with a very long list of bookings and vast interests, u cant blame them for wanting more profit.
of course thats hearsay as well. so if u cant accept my version of hearsay, surely u cant accept other versions of hearsay.
the other thing i was like
get the stories right. i am sure at this IT age (and backstabbing), people know where to dig. and dig we have to. a sign of great civilization is smart consumerism
Jun 14 2012, 11:03 AM

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