Re:$35,000 Tesla Model 3 Available Now
by dalbasal on Friday March 01, 2019 @06:10AM
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With pay-as-u-go rental apps/services becoming reasonably common, it might be worthwhile leaning on this to take care of test driving. Similarly priced cars here go for €10 an hour. I'd try it just for curiosity, and I have no immediate intentions of purchasing a Tesla (or anything).
If you are looking at the iron-ore-2-consumer chain of auto manufacturing for meaningful savings, it's hard to ignore the factory-2-consumer steps. Ultimately, that's a useful efficiency.
Now... "cutting out the middle-man" has a history of being much harder than it looks. You'll be following a well ridden path lined with skeletons. Just look at the factory-2-consumer markups on food, clothes...
Still... I think it's worth trying. If test drives are the bottleneck, it should be solveable somehow.
If you are looking at the iron-ore-2-consumer chain of auto manufacturing for meaningful savings, it's hard to ignore the factory-2-consumer steps. Ultimately, that's a useful efficiency.
Now... "cutting out the middle-man" has a history of being much harder than it looks. You'll be following a well ridden path lined with skeletons. Just look at the factory-2-consumer markups on food, clothes...
Still... I think it's worth trying. If test drives are the bottleneck, it should be solveable somehow.