1/2 year after receiving deposit, Peterbilt raised 15K on price

You cannot do anything. Do you think these big corp companies would do this to everyone if it was not in favor of them? No way they put themselves on purpose for a lawsuit. this would be a class action lawsuit and being paying out millions of $$$$$.

 

Prices go up. Manufactures are not going out of business for us. I asked about ordering another trailer… 4 months before build, price will be locked in and sales contract will be issued. Do you have a sales contract? Is there fine print? Can dealer opt out? Can the buyer opt out? The fine print always favors the seller of the product or service. That’s the point. Your sales contract will answer your questions. Hang in there!

 

No one is pushing no one to buy that poj for the price someone wants to sell it for. There are better options still on the market.

 

Why do we even have this conversation here then?

 

Let's see those options.

Have to still be available too.

 

Even here

 

Trade terms, it means anything that needs to be corrected is paid by the owner

 

I could swear Trump was in office when it all started.

 

Yrump was trying to get things moving. Get rid of the shutdowns that were RUINING the economy. The dems were hell bent on keeping things shut down..... still are. You can't just print TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS, give it to people for not working, and expect anything less to happen. The dollar is worth less, inflation takes hold, prices go through the roof! Basic economics. Why are people surprised?

 

Lets look at out how little of the trillions actually went to small buisness and individuals vs how much went to bank, big buisness and wall street.

The answer is less than 1/3. Also, trump was vocal about getting cash in individuals hands (however weak his actual push for that was, he allowed both dems and reps to bloat that with pork)