Dark-Fx
Well-Known Member
I work in manufacturing, some of our cost of materials alone has gone up 15% from last year. Tooling, shipping, labor, everything has gone up. We are eating as much of the increase as we can, but we still had to jump our prices higher than we typically would in a year. That's going to translate to our customers having to do the same thing. I'm really not all that surprised by the increase.I might have but the psychology of how this was done is really bad. 7 to 8 k increase I could have mentally wrote off as money I'd get back from the government. 16k plus may be in line with actual worth of vehicle but have to factor in the disrespect the company has shown to its most vigorous supporters and that is a pretty big detractor.
One thing that bit us a long time ago is keeping prices at the same level for too long. Having to make a big jump is always going to make more noise with the customer than smaller periodic increases, even if you end up at a lower number from the big jump.
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