It must be tough being a watch dealer now

[1665fan]

Originally Posted by mountainjogger

It's called a free market. If you don't like the price, make an offer or buy from a less reputable dealer or wait for the market to adjust.

I can buy on Moda for 18…..I won’t give these rip offs a free 5k of my money….you can do what you want

[mountainjogger]

Originally Posted by 1665fan

I can buy on Moda for 18…..I won’t give these rip offs a free 5k of my money….you can do what you want

Why the hate? How it is rip off? Why the jealousy about their cars? I don't get it.

[1665fan]

Originally Posted by mountainjogger

Why the hate? How it is rip off? Why the jealousy about their cars? I don't get it.

Not jealous just find it funny people feel sorry for them……they have slayed people for years and they are fine financially lol

[Donb]

Originally Posted by Donb

$22K for a 2021 or 2022 Daytona Panda? I would buy that right now.

So when I see a forum dealer asking $33-35K, I should offer $22K?

I can wait longer as I agree this economy will continue to soften prices but I'm a buyer at $22K

Bought a brand new Daytona SS Panda from a very reputable gray dealer for $30,600.00, no tax and shipping included.

Read a thread about a guy who bought last March and paid 50K

Who knows where prices are going so I felt I could live with the price.

Very happy with the watch, it's beautiful.

[zineddine.zidane]

Originally Posted by messikens

Everything is still selling, it's just a matter of finding the right price.

Frankly I have to sometimes laugh at the FS bumps. The 15202 for 115k (or an 116500 for 34k) isn't gonna sell, no matter how many times its getting bumped.

It didn't sell in July at that price, so it sure as heck isn't going to sell at the same exact price now...

Realistic prices still get offers, but the realistic price just isn't 4x MSRP any longer

Couldn’t agree more it’s just a matter of getting the right price


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