Posted by farmer boy on March 17, 2016 at 16:23:46 from (199.33.95.64):
In Reply to: JD Tractor buying posted by Spudm on March 17, 2016 at 11:03:31:
That is the case, at least here in Ontario. I don't agree with it, and think that if a would be customer were to make a big issue out of it, it would end. I can't see how it's legal. It seemingly violates anti-trust/anti-competition laws. I don't have a problem with Deere selling a contract and saying that this is who you can seek to do business with(meaning that a salesman can't drive into another dealers area to seek to do business with a customer in said area.) If I don't want to deal with dealer X who has the contract for my area, I should be able to go to dealer Y and seek to do business with them if I so choose. If I'm looking at buying a GMC truck, I can shop as as many different GM dealers as I like, get as many different prices as I want. If I don't get along with my local dealer, all that means is that I won't be buying a Deere. I know regarding parts and service, the same thing isn't true, at least 'here' The local dealer services equipment well into other dealer's territory. If I want to buy parts, I can go anywhere I like.
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