Saving the Market with Affordable Vehicles

We all know that the car industry is in the midst of one of its worst financial times in its history. Although used cars are still widely being accepting, dealers are having trouble ridding of the new cars. The car industry believes that the way out of the credit crunch us by getting a huge bailout. But is this the truth or not? Or is there a bit more information lying behind the dark corners.

Something does need to be done about this sector and I can tell you now that it is not a bailout. Casting your mind over does it really cost thousands to manufacture a car. Rumours state that cars are created in about 30 hours from start to finish and cost around $2000 for each vehicle, which undoubtedly ends up selling for a profit of up to 90%.

Is this not the whole truth why this industry is failing? Because they are overcharging? Ok do not get me wrong to design a new concept and promote the new vehicle must cost a bit more. When they want to create them in bulk they just get slapped and packed. The developers were trying to get too much profit by charging a fortune and this is why more expensive companies are finding it hard, like the Mercedes.

This is why the budget vehicles are not struggling at all. They offer top quality for an affordable price and manufacturers are still making a living. I have been in a Fiat that feels exactly the same if not more advanced than the more costly brands of cars. 

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31 January 2009 | Autos