jlbrewer
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To change the subject just a little bit....
I've been wondering about this as I shop for implements. Every dealer states that what they have on the lot is "X dollars," but the next one I order will be "Y more" (usually substantially more. Given that steel and fuel prices have fallen with the economic downturn, why are implement prices still skyrocketing? Maybe the dealers and manufacturers are just trying to do a little profit taking, but the economics don't seem to add up.
Anyone else got any thoughts on this?
I've been wondering about this as I shop for implements. Every dealer states that what they have on the lot is "X dollars," but the next one I order will be "Y more" (usually substantially more. Given that steel and fuel prices have fallen with the economic downturn, why are implement prices still skyrocketing? Maybe the dealers and manufacturers are just trying to do a little profit taking, but the economics don't seem to add up.
Anyone else got any thoughts on this?