Early last month, Dodge announced what it hoped would be a partial solution to slow Viper sales. About $15,000 was cut from the V10-powered supercar’s base price. The problem was about 600 unsold Vipers were just sitting on dealer lots, and they needed to go.What’s more, Dodge offered $15,000 coupons to those who had bought a Viper in the last year, in an effort to trade theirs in for a new one, or even a second one. As it turns out the plan has worked, at least somewhat.Wednesday, October 8, 2014
DODGE'S DESPERATION TO SELL VIPERS PAYS OFF
Early last month, Dodge announced what it hoped would be a partial solution to slow Viper sales. About $15,000 was cut from the V10-powered supercar’s base price. The problem was about 600 unsold Vipers were just sitting on dealer lots, and they needed to go.What’s more, Dodge offered $15,000 coupons to those who had bought a Viper in the last year, in an effort to trade theirs in for a new one, or even a second one. As it turns out the plan has worked, at least somewhat.
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