Ok so lets really talk K-members here Folks
This is BMR's new 2005-2011 mustang K-member. Retail price $499.00 There are 6 options available which means they had to set up at least 6 different combo's and do all the r&d and F/E/I research and then pass that all on to the consumer. Now this of course is for a brand new car that has suspension developed in the past decade not 40+ years ago. So how big do you think the market is for these? Would you take your car that has a factory warranty and drop this puppy in? So would you say that maybe 20-30 guys might buy one a year? Well according to BMR's sales guys they have sold 10 in 2010 does that mean that next year their price will go up to $1500 since they didn't sell 300 units?
Just trying to open some eyes here and maybe this will get some people thinking.
This is BMR's new 2005-2011 mustang K-member. Retail price $499.00 There are 6 options available which means they had to set up at least 6 different combo's and do all the r&d and F/E/I research and then pass that all on to the consumer. Now this of course is for a brand new car that has suspension developed in the past decade not 40+ years ago. So how big do you think the market is for these? Would you take your car that has a factory warranty and drop this puppy in? So would you say that maybe 20-30 guys might buy one a year? Well according to BMR's sales guys they have sold 10 in 2010 does that mean that next year their price will go up to $1500 since they didn't sell 300 units?
Just trying to open some eyes here and maybe this will get some people thinking.