Posted by jm. on December 14, 2009 at 14:18:42 from (75.106.96.58):
In Reply to: dealerships posted by olliekid on December 14, 2009 at 13:10:32:
WELL I,LL WADE IN.. FIRST YOUR LAST POST.. MY OPINION TODAY THE ONLY DEALERSHIP I WOULD THINK ABOUT HAVING IS A KUBOTA.. WYH THEY ARE LIKE CO-COLA AND BUDWISER BEER, THE MARKET IS THERE. THAT SAID JUST FINISHED 28 YEARS AND SOLD OUT FOR BIG BUCKS..YOU WILL FIND THAT BETIME YOU GET ENOUGH MONEY UP TO BUY A DEALERSHIP YOU PROBABLY WANT THINK THAT IS WHAT YOU WANT TO DO. REQUIRMENTS FOR A PURCHASER OF AN EXISTING KUBOTA (AND ABOUT THE SAME FOR DEER) ARE YOU HAVE TO HAVE ENOUGH CASH ON HAND (NOT ACCES TO CREDIT) TO COVER ABOUT 6 MONTH SALES.. THESE MANFACTURES HAVE BEEN BURNT BU PEOPLE SKIPING OUT WITH HUGHE FLOORPLAN SHORTAGES SO THING ARE REALLY TIGHT. EVERY BODY I KNOW THAT HAS AN AGCO-MASSEY DEALERSHIP WOULD LOVE TO SEEL, THEY ARE JUST A HARD COMPANY TO DO BUSSINESS WITH.. DEER FORGET IT UNLESS YOU CAN AFORD TO BUY 4 OR 5 DEALERSHIPS THEY ARE CLOSING ALL SMALL DEALERSHIPS AND PUSHING FOR BIG REGIONAL DEALERSHIPS..I HAVE BEEN PARTNER IN A IH THEN CASE IH AS WELL AS INTREST IN FORD AND MASSEY AND KUBOTA IS MUCH BETTER COMPANT TO WORK WITH AND THEY ARE NOT PERFECT.. RIGHT NOW JUST HAVE A LOT OF GROWING PAINS.
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