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If you can't beat them, sue them. NY and MA dealers slap Tesla Motors with lawsuit
Innovate or die, or in NY and MA sue your competitor so they play by your rules. Tesla Motor company, makers of the Model S electric car that just won Automobile Car of the Year is coming under fire for their sales practices. Unlike traditional car manufactures such as BMW that build cars and support a network of dealerships to do the sales, Tesla is selling directly to the public. This is rubbing the ingrained establishment of dealer networks the wrong way.
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Do you think NY and MA are blocking new innovation with their laws? |
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Yes...people will be ordering their next car straight from an iPad soon
Only poor shmucks buying used will have to go into a dealer to 'look' |
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Yes and worse. The Renault-Nissan dealer I visited this weekend for test drives is Corporate owned. Renault Retail Group runs 24 stores in the UK. They have about 25% of the market. It was nice for a change to be able to test drive a couple of cars with absolutely no sales pressure. Debbie noticed. Said she wished all cars were sold like that. http://www.renaultretail.co.uk/about-us/
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Renault Zoe reservation #313 The models and equipment (standard and optional) illustrated in this post reflect my misunderstanding of vehicles supplied by BMW AG to the German market. In other EU member states, the truthyness of my posts may vary. Please ignore this post. Subject to change. |
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