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I don't see Ford on the list. I guess that means the markup over MSRP for Ford is less than #20 Chrysler's $460.
Hyundai (Santa Cruz) is #8 at $1,498 over MSRP.
I’m not certain how that responded to my question, lol. So you’re just proposing another company recreate a 20+ year old vehicle and then proposing that they will sell it in the teens?Yeah, bring back the 98-02 Toyota Tacoma with a more "Modern" 22RE engine.
I stated that paying MSRP for a vehicle is overpaying. If a delership can still profit by selling a vehicle for MSRP, then you are technical overpaying due to a middle man being involved.I’m not certain how that responded to my question, lol. So you’re just proposing another company recreate a 20+ year old vehicle and then proposing that they will sell it in the teens?