Akkumm_Bakkumm Posted May 13, 2015 Report Posted May 13, 2015 FTC Rules In Favor Of Tesla, Direct-To-Consumer Sales Legal[font='PT Sans'][font=Arvo]BILLY REHBOCK[/font] on May 12, 2015 at 12:38 pm[/font][font='PT Sans'][/font][font='PT Sans']Presented By Wingz -Airport Rides[/font][font='PT Sans'] In 2014, General Motors backed a Michigan law that banned the direct sale of automobiles to consumers. It wasn’t alone; New Jersey and other states have also put similar laws in place. Tesla has experienced meteoric success with its high quality electric vehicles which have caused automakers and dealer networks to quiver in their boots as their formerly secure position in the market was threatened.[/font][font='PT Sans'] A direct sale model involves no haggling, meaning that consumers are able to purchase the car for what it is actually worth instead of having to negotiate their way down to what still may not be a fair price. If Tesla can sell directly to the consumer, the pipeline of sales from the automaker to the dealer and then to the consumer would be disrupted.[/font][font='PT Sans'][/font][font='PT Sans'] The Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) new ruling prevents dealers from having a monopoly of the sale of vehicles. It argues that this was not only done in favor of Tesla but in defense of all business entities who desire to sell their products directly. In their public statement, the FTC asserts “blanket prohibitions on direct manufacturer sales to consumers are an anomaly within the larger economy.” The impetus for FTC’s statement is that Michigan State Legislature allowed Elio, a manufacturer of highly efficient three-wheelers, to sell direct. With this amount of inconsistency circulating among state lawmakers and courts, the FTC needed to step in and create a more universal policy.[/font][font='PT Sans'][/font][font='PT Sans'] This ruling changes everything for consumers, dealers, and automakers. Consumers have received additional protection because the dealer network is no longer a fact of life, which means in some cases shoppers can buy cars for the price that is listed. Additionally, automakers have the freedom to choose how they sell their cars, and this increases competition which promotes economic growth. Finally, the vise grip independent dealers hold is finally being challenged, which should cause a dramatic shift in the way drivers purchase their vehicles. Tesla has not only pioneered new technology in the automotive world, but it turns out that it has also blown open the doors to a new era of economic competition.[/font] Edi ninnati news kada dani prakaram eroju stock price peragali but enduku padindi....???
donganaaK Posted May 13, 2015 Author Report Posted May 13, 2015 Edi ninnati news kada dani prakaram eroju stock price peragali but enduku padindi....??? ninna perigindi kada .... maybe ekkuva janaalu ammesi untaaru positive news raagane ....
Akkumm_Bakkumm Posted May 13, 2015 Report Posted May 13, 2015 ninna perigindi kada .... maybe ekkuva janaalu ammesi untaaru positive news raagane .... Yeah ninna perigindi ede reason anukunta...
DappuSubani Posted May 13, 2015 Report Posted May 13, 2015 Yeah ninna perigindi ede reason anukunta...
idiBeZaWaDa Posted May 13, 2015 Report Posted May 13, 2015 ee lopala model X launch avthadi kada ..... and ippudu model S ki heavy demand anta , new car ki 4-6 months wait undi anta ..... yaa..awd dimpaka perigindi malli
Akkumm_Bakkumm Posted May 14, 2015 Report Posted May 14, 2015 Yeah ninna perigindi ede reason anukunta... Kaun hain rey thu duplicate...? Are tou beerbob1-20 ala police station lo gudd@ lu oodadeesi enduku kurchobettaru ninnu...?? Police vadi lathi 10gipodam ani chusi dorikipoyava baaa...??
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