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447 messages, Last post on May 03, 2007 at 2:41 PM
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Replying to: paldi (May 17, 2005 10:02 am) Nice house. What lives in the other two garages? Florida or Southern CA?
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Replying to: seminole_kev (May 17, 2005 9:15 am) The bigger question regarding business decisions is why the new Jetta & B6 Passat were not launched before the PHAETON...It would seem that keeping the bread & butter products fresh should have precedence... |
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Replying to: docnukem (May 17, 2005 10:08 am)
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They ARE completely different by design and execution. I sell both cars and I love both cars for different reasons. The Phaeton is the car I would want to be driven in and the A8 is the car I would drive. For those who say the Phaeton is a bad idea, look at the big picture. A contractor may build a huge expensive spec house in an otherwise ordinary community. No, not everyone will rush to buy the same exact model, but they might like some of its features in their 4 bedroom colonial........you build the house to showcase your talent
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| They're straight up VW steering wheel, seats, carpet and key fobs. Oh yes, key fobs. They're the same as my Touareg demo...... | |
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Replying to: paldi (May 17, 2005 10:12 am) |
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VW needs to stay the course with the Phaeton. one more generation will cement it with it's core buyers and remove any speculation about whether or not it was a wise decision. much like the first generation LS 400 buyers the buyers of the Phaeton are intensely brand loyal and believe 100% in the car. i would hope VW doesn't de content the car with the next generation in order to save cost. price point is important but so is quality.
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Replying to: denaliinpa (May 18, 2005 5:17 am) generation LS 400 buyers the buyers of the Phaeton are intensely brand loyal and believe 100% in the car I believe that they're loyal but that isn't going to be enough imho to save the car. With 61 units sold in the US last month (down from 173 in Apr04) I really question whether there will be a second generation of the car. Somehow I think the LS was better received back in 1990. Like I said before the Phaeton could even be a collector's item down the road, kind of like DeLorean.
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