- Eynolf Garthen
- Posts: 31
- Game name: Enolf Garthen
Why have these cars fallen in so much value in only a few days? You can get a Sultan for 1,2M-1,5M. Phoenix for 1M-1,2M etc.
- Sly
- Posts: 8913
- Game name: Sly_Carrone, Sam_Hunt, Dexter_Whittaker
- Peterson
- Posts: 1484
- Game name: Emmanuel_Bradford, Andrea_Peterson, Darrell_Torres
Eynolf Garthen, is the question has been answered?
- Noam
- Posts: 2224
- Game name: Adam_Heink, Barrington_Buckley
Just a quick note, the link Sly posted is giving you the prices of dealerships, you can always get vehicles cheaper at the car-lot.
- DaoC
- Posts: 1253
- Game name: Vidkun_Quisling, Reid_Andrius, Lazar_Angelov
Yes as Noam said the reason why dealership vehicles are expansive from the ones on car lot is because the dealership is Brand "new" cars, like in real life it would cost more money.
- Aleya BANNED
I think you guys misunderstood him. He was asking why the prices of those vehicles became lower.
Few months ago, you buy a Sultan for minimum ~$2,000,000. You buy a Huntley for ~$2,100,000. As for the Phoenix, I forgot.
Anyways, why they became lower? Because there are unlimited vehicle slots now, people don't mind adding $500,000 to the used car's price to buy a newer one since there's not much difference. People want to sell their cars fast to gamble with the money or buy other stuff, that's why they sell it for cheaper prices too.
I find that an advantage for car brokers, as they will be buying cars cheap and selling them with profit (even low one).
Few months ago, you buy a Sultan for minimum ~$2,000,000. You buy a Huntley for ~$2,100,000. As for the Phoenix, I forgot.
Anyways, why they became lower? Because there are unlimited vehicle slots now, people don't mind adding $500,000 to the used car's price to buy a newer one since there's not much difference. People want to sell their cars fast to gamble with the money or buy other stuff, that's why they sell it for cheaper prices too.
I find that an advantage for car brokers, as they will be buying cars cheap and selling them with profit (even low one).
- Noam
- Posts: 2224
- Game name: Adam_Heink, Barrington_Buckley
My bad, I read just the title. The reason the prices went low, is the competition in-between the sellers. Basically, just like in real life.
- James Russo
- Posts: 253
- Game name: Aaron_Doflamingo
- Quency
- Posts: 984
- Game name: Todd_McKurdie, Roman_Quency, Glenn_Harris
Those cars that you have noted are from the kind that you can get as a reward after playing 180 hours or 500(if I am not wrong) so basicly people just sell it for very low prices as havn't cost them any money to archive them anyway.
- Aleya BANNED
(Answer)vazeg wrote:I think you guys misunderstood him. He was asking why the prices of those vehicles became lower.
Few months ago, you buy a Sultan for minimum ~$2,000,000. You buy a Huntley for ~$2,100,000. As for the Phoenix, I forgot.
Anyways, why they became lower? Because there are unlimited vehicle slots now, people don't mind adding $500,000 to the used car's price to buy a newer one since there's not much difference. People want to sell their cars fast to gamble with the money or buy other stuff, that's why they sell it for cheaper prices too.
I find that an advantage for car brokers, as they will be buying cars cheap and selling them with profit (even low one).
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- Italy Mafia RP
- Posts: 6552
- Game name: SERVER
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