12-04-2014, 06:37 PM | #1 |
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New Poll: Decline in Price Affect Your Decision?
I love Camaro5 and I think it's full of normal, great people.
So answer a question for me. If you knew a new Camaro (assume you were planning to buy, forget the 2016 stuff for a minute) was going to be X amount of $ Jan 1st 2015, but it was going to be 2% cheaper in January 2016, would you postpone your purchase? What if you knew the same car would be 6% cheaper (still new from factory, no changes) in January 2017? Humor me, it's not a trick or anything, just would like to know.
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12-04-2014, 07:30 PM | #2 |
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This is not a depreciation thing, was looking at the every person on the ground view of dreaded deflation to see what you all think. It's not a "you lost money" thing, just a general concept question.
I don't think if a car, TV, or phone dropped 2% in price I would wait to buy, if I wanted one, another year or what not to get. Others think you would and create policy that way. This is an economic theory question, not political. No one elects central banks.
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