But it's not the end. Your ignorance about,,,,, pretty much everything, and the fact that loads of potential customers will read this thread has pretty much guaranteed that fewer people will buy MAX's this year. Honestly, I can't believe that Mahindra would allow this kind of interaction to continue. And the very fact that they are allowing it further tells me about the core values of the company. Tractors aside, the culture driving the Mahindra product is very flawed, and that is not a trait most people looking to invest this kind of money are looking for. They want honest no BS service. They want to know when they need support for their investment, that that support is going to be honest and available. Nothing, in this thread, the many other threads debating this topic, or my personal experience with my local dealer make me feel warm and fuzzy. Honestly, its like armature night at the Y up in Mahindra land.
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But it's not the end. Your ignorance about,,,,, pretty much everything, and the fact that loads of potential customers will read this thread has pretty much guaranteed that fewer people will buy MAX's this year. Honestly, I can't believe that Mahindra would allow this kind of interaction to continue. And the very fact that they are allowing it further tells me about the core values of the company. Tractors aside, the culture driving the Mahindra product is very flawed, and that is not a trait most people looking to invest this kind of money are looking for. They want honest no BS service. They want to know when they need support for their investment, that that support is going to be honest and available. Nothing, in this thread, the many other threads debating this topic, or my personal experience with my local dealer make me feel warm and fuzzy. Honestly, its like armature night at the Y up in Mahindra land.
Ted Summey
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You still aren't selling your machine. The best sales people I have ever worked with had the confidence to count on their product without acknowledging competitors IN FRONT of customers. Sure they kept up with competition but they SOLD THEIR product. My dealer never mentioned other brands - his focus was on me and matching one of his tractors to my needs. The Mahindra dealer I shopped did the same thing Don is doing. Didn't work then either.
I'm beginning to think Orange Tractors are eating MahindraDon's lunch down in Burgaw! There is an orange dealer not so far from his dealership.
I'm beginning to think Orange Tractors are eating MahindraDon's lunch down in Burgaw! There is an orange dealer not so far from his dealership.
Bota does not need to put out comparison videos with this kind of exposure. Dandy Don Is one of Bota's best sales men.
Ted Summey
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He actually has a pretty nice setup. The building is nice and his dealership would attract business among the crowd who thinks a tractor dealership should look like a car dealership. I have no knowledge regarding anything else regarding the place. Apparently the place has been recognized as an award winning Mahindra dealer by Mahindra of course.
I can't imagine this will improve his or any other Mahindra dealers sales. If I were a Mahindra dealer, the regional sales manager would learn of this little gem.
I can't imagine this will improve his or any other Mahindra dealers sales. If I were a Mahindra dealer, the regional sales manager would learn of this little gem.
Funny thing about his Award, the guy up here in Cicero NY also has a "Red Carpet Dealer Award". I am starting to think that this is just more marketing. I don't know any unaffiliated entity honoring Mahindra. If they are earning accolades outside of their own corporate advertising campaign, they really should be touting it. But they are not, so,,,,,
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gsmaneeley
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Well DON YES I AM SERIOUS. I guess you are missing the point. READ MY POST AGAIN!!!!! Professionalism that what my comment was really attacking. I guess you must not be serious because your only point is "so what" nothing has changed? I guess you haven't read the pages of items pointed out. Maybe you should follow your own advice and stop dwelling on the "older" unit you compared and start focusing on the comments that talk about your lack of professionalism as well as the others that are selling Mahindras. a true professional would take the video and build on it making his introduction of his equipment and sales pitch to highlight the product's strong points. I looked at your brand but the LAZY UNKNOWELEDGABLE DEALER helped to point me to someone who gave a crap. Like I said put a QUALITY video out and start training your sales staff and maybe you would have better results. I have seen no acknowlegement of that anywhere are YOU OBLIVIOUS? or Maybe go back to the Mahindra forums where someone can appreciate your slander. I don't go to Mahindra forums and start throwing rocks not a good idea when you live in a glass house. You may want to remember EVERYONE here has a tractor, is looking to buy a tractor, or wants to upgrade a tractor = many potential customers that you are showing your true colors to.............
crazyal
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Should I do a video comparing my Sears riding mower with my 4240? They both have 4 tires and seat one. The engine is in the front on both and each has a steering wheel. That kind of makes them the same, right?
workinallthetime
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well look at it this way MahindraDon got all us bota lovers to give him more hits on his youtube vid, to bad hits dont sell more units. green, red, orange, or blue? when one of these other color's make an engine that other companies buy to use in their equipment they will catch my attention, or i win the lottery and all my equipment is yellow
