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Originally Posted by Patton250
Let me ask you this. Why would the sales person give a crap either way? Especially one that you are friends with? I mean it is what it is. Either the ceramic bezel Daytona sells more than the non-ceramic version or not. This is very simple. So when I ask my Rolex buddy who’s been doing it for a couple of decades, which version had more enthusiasm and more demand Sales he just answers the question. This isn’t rocket science. I understand you don’t like the answer with the M3 but it doesn’t change it from being true.
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Only followed this discussion a bit in the margin, but why is it this important that we can compare #? The entire context has changed since F and G, the competitive field has shifted dramatically, so what do we think to proof over here?
I drove the G and it was significantly better than the F. But when you ask my opinion, the F looks better and it was at least as much fun. So what is driving sales? I dunno
But does it matter? When I see the pricing on the G really near the one of the F, the G delivers better value for money. It's the superior car, everybody agrees no?