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Actually I don't think so. There is a maximum price point they can hit and still have the number of people they need buy the car. I think they are at the very top of that now and they recognize that or they would be using the actual exchange rate instead of the low .20s which is what mine was.
I really, really hope you are correct. This makes sense, as they may make more money per car, but lose money by selling less. The market for $100k car is low and probably exponentially so for every 10k the price increases. I am production #15. I expected I would pay about $100k when I reserved October 2012. I now expect to pay about 30% more, which is my hard ceiling. I may have to cancel if the final price is actually above that.
This also has me quite worried: Canadian dollar drops to below 70 cents US - Business - CBC News