2010 Model Revisions for AU?

evse82 · 02-02-2010, 09:17 PM

I think it's because we have such a smaller market compared to the US, so getting rid of all the different models which they have stock on hand will be a lot more difficult and costly for them in the long run.

In terms of Audi.... I don't know lol. It may be that they have a larger market share and sell more vehicles than Nissan. (if they do).

I don't think the sales drop due to the GFC is helping either. I'd assume that once sales level out again, more and more options will be offered.

nicknick · 02-04-2010, 12:07 AM

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Originally Posted by evse82

I think it's because we have such a smaller market compared to the US, so getting rid of all the different models which they have stock on hand will be a lot more difficult and costly for them in the long run.

In terms of Audi.... I don't know lol. It may be that they have a larger market share and sell more vehicles than Nissan. (if they do).

I don't think the sales drop due to the GFC is helping either. I'd assume that once sales level out again, more and more options will be offered.

"I'd assume that once sales level out again, more and more options will be offered.".........Yes that is what I am hoping for too.

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02-02-2010, 09:17 PM	#1 (permalink)
evse82 Track Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Melbourne, AUS Posts: 609 Drives: Black 370z MT Rep Power: 19	I think it's because we have such a smaller market compared to the US, so getting rid of all the different models which they have stock on hand will be a lot more difficult and costly for them in the long run. In terms of Audi.... I don't know lol. It may be that they have a larger market share and sell more vehicles than Nissan. (if they do). I don't think the sales drop due to the GFC is helping either. I'd assume that once sales level out again, more and more options will be offered.