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Originally Posted by Mr. Wyndham
I think that's a huge, and specific assumption that can't be made with any validity.
You both raise good points.
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What I'm saying is that it is not just visibility. But also marketing and strategy.
For example, overseas the mustang just outsold its competition for the first time ever. The Camaro isn't even in the conversation. Why? Because it isn't relevant over there.
Even is Chevy put the Camaro on fleet sales, they would still have to play catchup.
They will close the gap, but they won't pass the mustang.
I know visibility turns a lot of people away a from the Camaro that would otherwise consider it. I know this because I experience it first hand on a monthly basis.
For every person that buys one there are about 2-3 that don't whether it be price, looks, or visibility. Out of those three problems, the number one that comes up is.......visibility.
Believe it or not the last issue is usually price out of the three.
The performance takes care of that.