Cheap Greddy SP2 Exhaust!!!
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Cheap Greddy SP2 Exhaust!!!
Hey all, just ordered my first modification, the greddy sp 2 exhaust, i was shopping around and ended up getting it for only about 480 SHIPPED!!! So I figured I would pass on the savings, if any1 is interested, this is the lowest price i found anywhere...
http://www.intensepower.com/grevexrx.html
http://www.intensepower.com/grevexrx.html
#8
Originally Posted by HiTMaNN
i just called them they said that one is a glitch.. the real one is actully priced at 475.. so id call them make sure your getting the right one
why'd you call them Rohit? I thought you have the RB on your car?
#9
Originally Posted by BIU
why'd you call them Rohit? I thought you have the RB on your car?
#13
Originally Posted by Jason
It amazing how these companies are ruining the market. They are seriously making $100 off a $4000 turbo kit and selling the exhaust at cost.
#14
i am saddened
i am saddened, they called me today and told me the price was wrong online. I spoke to him for a bit and he said he would discount shipping for me so i ended up paying about 520... he said they would update the site by tomorrow. oh well, at least my exhaust is on its way... at least, it better be!
Last edited by 04Renesis; 03-15-2005 at 01:06 AM.
#15
PS shipping went to about 50 instead of like 75 they quoted , and im having it shipped to san jose, CA. And I had to talk to him for a bit to get that discounted. he just was all like yeah the price was wrong so wanted to get the ok to charge the right price, I was like wait... arent you gonna help me out here, I was told this price finally he was like ok we will take some off shipping cost
#18
Originally Posted by Outlaws eXtreme
How can you say they are ruining the market? Maybe they "can" sell it at that price because they want the exposure and recognition. Imagine all the people that have already gone to their site to look at the lower prices. I think it's a great idea for them to offer it cheaper to get the good word out there for their store. Imagine a company that offered expensive stuff... eventually that one customer will never return, nor will they ever tell someone to go there.
You dont see anything wrong with them making $100 off a $4000 item? Sure its great for the consumer but it kills everyones ability to make a profit and stay in business. The goal of the seller is to keep the prices as high as possible and make the most money. Unfortunately there are always a couple shops that ruin it for the rest of the market. It looks like they admitted their pricing is wrong.
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no prob hard hitter, it'll probly be on by this weekend, so just pm me and ill get u my email and maybe we can get together so you can hear it , any one else in the san jose area is welcome to do the same... haha i am so excited its the first mod on this car.... its been sooo long
#20
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From: Misinformation Director - Evolv Chicago
Jason,
So if this company is low balling everyone else, why wouldn't GReddy enforce this agreement to sell around a certain price point? Would GReddy not pull them from their vendor list? I see where you say, "just about every distributor", why wouldn't GReddy have this with all their distributors?
So if this company is low balling everyone else, why wouldn't GReddy enforce this agreement to sell around a certain price point? Would GReddy not pull them from their vendor list? I see where you say, "just about every distributor", why wouldn't GReddy have this with all their distributors?
#21
Originally Posted by Jason
Thats now how this business works. Just about every distributor out there has a dealer agreement that you wont low ball products and you keep pricing listed around a certain price.
You dont see anything wrong with them making $100 off a $4000 item? Sure its great for the consumer but it kills everyones ability to make a profit and stay in business. The goal of the seller is to keep the prices as high as possible and make the most money. Unfortunately there are always a couple shops that ruin it for the rest of the market. It looks like they admitted their pricing is wrong.
You dont see anything wrong with them making $100 off a $4000 item? Sure its great for the consumer but it kills everyones ability to make a profit and stay in business. The goal of the seller is to keep the prices as high as possible and make the most money. Unfortunately there are always a couple shops that ruin it for the rest of the market. It looks like they admitted their pricing is wrong.
The goal of the seller is to sell their products as much as the market can afford to pay and still make a profit. Not to Keep prices high. Not sure which business model that is to keep prices high...
#22
Originally Posted by Red Devil
Jason,
So if this company is low balling everyone else, why wouldn't GReddy enforce this agreement to sell around a certain price point? Would GReddy not pull them from their vendor list? I see where you say, "just about every distributor", why wouldn't GReddy have this with all their distributors?
So if this company is low balling everyone else, why wouldn't GReddy enforce this agreement to sell around a certain price point? Would GReddy not pull them from their vendor list? I see where you say, "just about every distributor", why wouldn't GReddy have this with all their distributors?
Jason
#23
Originally Posted by Outlaws eXtreme
I still don't see how this is the case. I can show you at least 5 websites that have different prices.. with Greddy Products to HKS stuff. Ranging from prices like your's to Hopupracings, to IntenseMotorsports, to Vivid's, to Bulletproof, etc.. not exactly the same, but you know who has the lower prices, thus people usually go to them first.
The goal of the seller is to sell their products as much as the market can afford to pay and still make a profit. Not to Keep prices high. Not sure which business model that is to keep prices high...
The goal of the seller is to sell their products as much as the market can afford to pay and still make a profit. Not to Keep prices high. Not sure which business model that is to keep prices high...
Jason
#24
But if shops can sell them cheaper and hence sell more at that price, and gain the market share to continue doing so...then that becomes the market price. Right? Its not like these shops are dumping 'em on the market so they can then subsequently go out of business due to a lack of profits, this is simple competition as far as I can tell. As a consumer, I just can't see this as a bad thing. I can see where if I were a competitor I would not necessarily appreciate it of course :D
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