I have seen one, I wasn't all that taken, the front looked a bit like those vehicles seen in cartoons, a bit toy'ie, "what can we do to get extra sales" etc. I think the young bucks and those with a mid life crisis will like them.

yobarr wrote:

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Just read in this morning's paper that the new Isuzu utes are "....hot at the moment" and that "....top models have been pushed out to an April delivery." The article goes on to say that "...it's going to turn people off." This may be true for members of the " I want it NOW" generation,but older folk will understand that there must be a very good reason for demand exceeding supply,and perhaps understand that this car is well worth waiting for? Cheers

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 It would be a good chance to sell your car privately beforehand,.

Better than being ripped of by those hungry dealers on their miserable trade ins.

Cheers

montie wrote:

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Because of Covid 19 all popular motor vehicles, caravans and motorhomes are way behind in production into the foreseeable future.

Pre owned late model units are in high demand so your going to get "ripped off" no matter where you buy it.(-:

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 You'll only get "ripped off" if you pay to much or don't do your homework on what you buying

Cheers

travelyounger wrote:

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montie wrote:

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Because of Covid 19 all popular motor vehicles, caravans and motorhomes are way behind in production into the foreseeable future.

Pre owned late model units are in high demand so your going to get "ripped off" no matter where you buy it.(-:

-- Edited by montie on Thursday 29th of October 2020 07:21:02 AM

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 You'll only get "ripped off" if you pay to much or don't do your homework on what you buying

Cheers

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 How do you know if you've "paid too much"?

montie wrote:

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travelyounger wrote:

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montie wrote:

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Because of Covid 19 all popular motor vehicles, caravans and motorhomes are way behind in production into the foreseeable future.

Pre owned late model units are in high demand so your going to get "ripped off" no matter where you buy it.(-:

-- Edited by montie on Thursday 29th of October 2020 07:21:02 AM

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 You'll only get "ripped off" if you pay to much or don't do your homework on what you buying

Cheers

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 How do you know if you've "paid too much"?

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 The finance minister screaming at me 'YOU COULD HAVE GOT IT CHEAPER'

Cheers

The market demand sets the price and both private sellers and dealers buy and sell in that market.

In terms of Isuzu, has anyone had any experience with the 1.91 diesel Isuzu 2wd Ute please?
I have a light old 1 tonne max Roadstar 11 footer pop top and was wondering how effectively such a vehicle would perform towing it?
As opposed to a 2.7 litre petrol Toyota Workmate.
From some research I have done the 1.91 diesel is very noisy as it revs high?
The 1.91 tows 2800 KG but I was wondering if a vehicle can tow such weight, does it tow it effectively?
Like the Workmate petrol and diesel both tow 2500KG, but does one tow better than the other (no doubt the diesel wins in the tow dept but they are SO MUCH more expensive and I am concerned about the long term viability of diesel in smaller vehicles e.g. Off Farm).
Any info would be appreciated.
Cheers.

jontee wrote:

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montie wrote:

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The market demand sets the price and both private sellers and dealers buy and sell in that market.

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 G`day ,

And nobody holds a gun to your head and forces you to buy a particular article , it`s you who ultimately makes the decision to buy .

Cheers,

Jontee .

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 Correct nobody is holding a gun and forcing you to buy but some do not have the ability to say no and walk away.

Some salespeople, man mainly, make you feel guilty if you say no and walk away. Witnessed a used car salesman drain

this poor innocent old bloke out of all his savings. He made the mistake of telling him he had just retired and was in

the merchant navy all his life. $ signs overtook. This salesman sold him one car, rang him up the following week, told him he

had a better car, traded last week's car at half the price and proceeded to do this until there was no more money.

About 6 cars from memory. This was late 80's early 90s.

A bit like some people cannot hang up when they get an unsolicited phone call. They feel obliged to talk to them.