Businesses won't use Mavericks in their fleet???

[Jponik]

What business? I'd think a lot of businesses would prefer a van that can be locked up in the back. An open bed isn't ideal for a lot of applications. But it's a great value - an xl hybrid would be a trival expense for a lot of businesses.

What business? I'd think a lot of businesses would prefer a van that can be locked up in the back. An open bed isn't ideal for a lot of applications. But it's a great value - an xl hybrid would be a trival expense for a lot of businesses.

Actually, every auto parts store that offers a delivery service can use these. The two we have in use are awesome. That can account for and extra 30,000 - 40,000 or so!

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[tonyinsd]

A proper and decent company would do first order first built and stay in order..but I feel that's not the case.

You've got someone who's going to order hundreds of vehicles versus someone who's going to order one. I can't think of any business that would treat them the same.

Spend more money, get treated better. That's pretty much universal.

 

[mikellmikell]

Our small town bought 1 they want 4 more. What's not to like 50 MPG and lots of room.

 

[dadosix2004]

The only manufacturer that doesn't seem to be affected is RAM. The lots are slap full of ram trucks and other Chrysler vehicles around here in SC.

Wow. Must be a hot seller.

 

[DeeZee]

Wow. Must be a hot seller.

There is a reason why
Also lots of ads in Southern California for new Chevy pickups. In todays market that is a HUGE red flag

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