Comments by "Rimrock300" (@Rimrock300) on "DRIVETRIBE" channel.

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  2. Buyers of 20K models have little interst in a 20K Golf. Sorry. They will not be seen in cars less than 150K. That said, Gti are fun cars
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  3. Only a toy in a childs mind. Now, go finish your homework  @georgecupac1202 
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  4. Inflation hits most goods and services in the world
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  5. If it was such an easy and profitable business, there would been many making such models. There are not. For a reason. This is driven by love for handcrafting and cars. The guy would like had a much easier life as an ordinary employee at a machine shop or factory somewhere
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  6. and put them on a shelf in your living room, as the intention is with the models??
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  7. sure. but then we are talking hundreds of thousands, if calcualtiong in a decent hourly wage.
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  8. 20K for the Italina models..you are totally out of your mind. Would cost hundreds of thousands, if a one off, and calcualting a normal hourly wage
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  9. Yeah. Smart people better hold on to that extra money, for the inheritants to party away in a weekend. Only dumb people spend on whatever nice they wish, and can afford, when still alive.
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  10. Customers are majorly above average well off car enthusiasts, from many backgrounds. Among them also some engineers naturally, that have been successful in business.
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  11. Like the potential buyers of these models would concider a 20K Audi instead LOL!
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  12. And poor people got the common sense? Poor people avoid getting rich because they are too smart to risk becoming cracy? Only fools gets rich? It's a big topic.
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  13. Wheels and stearing movable, as I understand. But this is purely for the shelf, a collectors item
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  14. Potential customers of these high end models do not buy a 20K Kia instead. Sorry.
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  15. 20K is peanuts to most collectors of these models. they earn it in1 day, or something
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  16. Sure. Everything we are nowhere near to could let ourself afford is naturally 'junk'. Makes us feel a bit more confortable about our own situation
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  17. what are you even talking about... One can not present thisF1 model because there are more expencive models out there???? Both models are similar size, 1/3 - 1/4 scale
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  18. These models are pieces of art. Only for the shelf.
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  19. Put when you already have a bunch of real Ferraries around, like many of the customers of these models, and want to try something new, then what?
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  20. You misunderstand. It's a model, not real. Why should there be real carbon fiber in a model, that is not real in the first place no matter what?
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  21. Yeah. Us smart people do care about our money, do not spend that extra money at hand, but better let our inheritants party it away in a weekend after we have passed away.
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  22. Or just avoid getting rich. Only dumb people get rich.
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  23. Nope. The average Amalgam customer won't be seen sitting in 20K Kia or something, sorry. Nothing less than 100-200K.
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  24. Now comes the question; can you put that gt86 on a shelf?
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  25. Is the 'smart' option of saving that extra money for the inheritants to party away in a weekend after one are passed away?? Well, maybe, if you got a rich father I guess.
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  26. Customers of these models just buy both, no problem, Red Bull model + Subaru, if they care about it;)
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  27. People buying these models do not bother with real cars in such a cheap class.
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  28. 20K is peanuts to most of the collectors of these models. Many of them into wrist watches too, and 20K is concidered very cheap for a swiss watch to mamy. They better have many watches t 50K-100K-200K. 20K is nothing.
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  29. 4000 hours = initial development and prototyping. Production models = 200 hours assembly
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  30. It's a part of imagination. Not reality. People paying 50-150K for a model, got the real thing worth several millions
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  31. One can't but a real ar on a shelf in the livingroom. That's the problem many faces. So they rather go for a model. Naturally, most of these people going for these models, is in the situationwhere money is no question)
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  32. You actually suggest it's a toy, like to play with, push on the floor? So because it's too expencive too you, it's to expencive in general, to all people in general?
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  33. Smart people do not buy something nice for themself while alive that they wish and can afford, but better save that money for the inheritants to party away in a weekend after they have passed away.
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  34. To potential buyer of these models, Ford Fiestas are not an option whatsoever.....Sorry
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  35. 20K is peanuts to most of these customers. Just because 20K is a lot of money to the average worker, it does not mean that people who have no problem whatsoever spending 20K on a collectiable item for the shelf, that they like, are dumb.
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  36. and risk crashing them. Smart.
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  37. Car enthusiasts, that are above average well off. There are hundreds of thousands of them
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  38. People who buy these 20K models in many cases got 'decent cars' at 200K-2 mill in their garage. It's all relative. 20K is total peanuts to many of these people
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  39. People into these kind of models will not be seen in 20K Kia's....likely....Sorry
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  40. People into these models are not average Joe down the street collecting Rc cars. It's well off people that got 100K+ cars for their daily drive, racing teams, dealerships and so on. 20-30K is like buying an icecream too them
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  41. We are still waiting for you to come with equal level model cars that are 'normal priced'.
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  42. The customers of these models are not interested in real cars at 20K...They got cars at 200K and up. The cost for a model is peanuts to most of them. so what if the inheritants got 20K less to party away? Better buy something fine for oneself instead
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  43. When you got 30 million in the wallet, 30K is total peanuts, like buying a ice cream. Everything is relative.
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  44. Thei're pieces of art, like swiss high end watches. the value is not about what the object is, car, watch, bag, but about someone finding it beautiful, seeing the craftsmanship and the high number of hours gone into it.
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  45. Wrong. Your wallet is more likely the joke. Sorry.
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