> If the car sells
But it doesn't[1]. And people agree, the main reason is: the cars (esp. the lower price ranges) are too expensive.
[1] https://www.politico.eu/article/brutal-financial-results-vol...
But it doesn't[1]. And people agree, the main reason is: the cars (esp. the lower price ranges) are too expensive.
[1] https://www.politico.eu/article/brutal-financial-results-vol...
If the car sells, it is priced at what the customer feels is reasonable. It is not for you to moan as you disagree.
And before the Chinese, there were the Koreans and others who came challenging so it's never been for easy.
I am objectively speaking, I only buy used cars after the major depreciation has happened.