Re: VW; drying up?

["Jason Rappaport" <jrapp@fred.net>]

I do agree that VW's are a little pricy (at least the new ones), but they
still are good cars.  I was pricing out some Passat's, and with the VR6 and
leather, they are up there.  But they definitely are good cars!

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> From: Sean <qatboy@richmond.infi.net>
> To: Paul Krucke <pkrucke@logistics.calibersys.com>
> Cc: scirocco-l@privatei.com
> Subject: VW; drying up?
> Date: Thursday, January 30, 1997 12:21 PM
> 
> 
> >     Just my 2 cents
> >     -Paul
> >     
> >     VW needs to wake up, they are counting on the new Beetle to save
their 
> >     ass, but looking at VW pricing, and leasing, the friggin Neon or
Civic 
> >     will probably still be a better buy for the average consumer.  VW
is 
> >     asking way to much for their Mexican built cars pure and simple.
> >
> 
> Interesting opinion- I'm curious about the state of VW. Since the Reagan
years,
> when VW sales were last high, with the recession afterwards, the recent
dilemma
> with General Motors (it was GM, right?), and not to mention the validity
of the
> Japanese; will VW's American market dry up? What can they do to get it
again?
> 
> Paul
> '84 S2 GTi
> 
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