What strikes me is - we use to have very small Ford, Chevy, a Chrystler/Plymouth, AMC - IH Scout, and Buick dealers within 20 miles - all are out of business now. None of them sold a ton of cars. Pretty sure this pattern existed across this country for many many years.
So what's in it for a Ford or GM corporate to have such small dealers? IMHO the dealer has a price they have to pay for the car to Ford/GM corporate. Corporate has made their profit - end of story, but if there were 2,000 small dealers across the country that sold 15 cars or trucks a month - that's 15 x 12 x 2,000 for 360,000 cars moved and at least corporate profit made on them. It's also 360,000 in future parts business. It boggles my mind that that number is unacceptable!
I get it that maybe you want a dealer to have some sort of appearance, nothing offending - but requiring them to build mega-new buildings just adds IMHO unnecessary overhead to the small dealers and snuff out their ability to service and sell cars.
One of these days there will be a Harvard study on COMMON SENSE and the outcome of it will STUN the nation.....
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