Is specialising the way forward for small indys?

[It's me 611]

6 hours ago, grant8064 said:

I'm assuming that's the sales patter on the website for buyers to read?

It's a car so it will need fixing and it will need maintenance. All the usual consumables to replace but just a bit more programming and coding when it comes to replacing parts surely.

 

yes...but...

it was also in the Sunday Times a few weeks back ( a full article in the business section) tesla are looking to selling cars that will need no maintenance and even the brake shoes will last the life of the car

remember tesla are really selling the dream here,no injun with an electric motor too and batteries for them

[Stephen 21]

Best specialise in resale then I'd say 

[metcars 395]

14 hours ago, s and b said:

 

yes...but...

it was also in the Sunday Times a few weeks back ( a full article in the business section) tesla are looking to selling cars that will need no maintenance and even the brake shoes will last the life of the car

remember tesla are really selling the dream here,no injun with an electric motor too and batteries for them

Regardless of what Tesla think, they 'do' still go wrong

[grant8064 219]

On 23/09/2017 at 6:28 PM, s and b said:

 

yes...but...

it was also in the Sunday Times a few weeks back ( a full article in the business section) tesla are looking to selling cars that will need no maintenance and even the brake shoes will last the life of the car

remember tesla are really selling the dream here,no injun with an electric motor too and batteries for them

Nice idea but that's a load of marketing bull****.unless Teslas predicted life of their cars is 3 years or 60,000 miles.

 

 

 

[metcars 395]

On 23/09/2017 at 8:58 AM, Rory RSC said:

I couldn't understand that either.

 

I just can't get excited about electric cars in the slightest. They do nothing for me. 

I am exactly the same, but they are the future. As I mentioned earlier, and in my opinion (what is the internet without opinions), a young thrusting 'go getter', could start gathering together specialists capable of dealing with these cars and grab a good foothold in specialising in used cars.

Me, I'll probably be long gone and cremated in a 'Dodge Charger' petrol tank

[twerp 69]

I follow a few specialists in social media who seem to make a great trade in Sports / Performance 

They seem to buy from forums classifieds and private eBay adverts from enthusiasts who keep their cars A1.

New photos, Gtech wax and the offer of finance and they are sold in a week.

Tempting...