This is actually really cool! Being able to buy a car at a very clear upfront cost, without any haggling, or sleazy dealerships, would be a good experience.
Plus, I doubt that somebody would stock a counterfeit Hyundai at Amazon warehouses, so commingling isn’t an issue.
> Plus, I doubt that somebody would stock a counterfeit Hyundai at Amazon warehouses, so commingling isn’t an issue.
If this gains steam, I expect to hear about some shady dealership throwing cars that went through a flood on amazon at some point or something like that.
So in the article, it actually says "U.S. auto dealers will be able to sell vehicles on the tech company's platform". This implies dealers aren't out of the loop -- but the only thing I care about is : is pricing going to be transparent, or will there still be the "contact seller for price" crap? Will different Amazon customers see different prices based on some "algorithm"?
I, for one, can't wait to order a 2024 IONIC HYUNDAI SILVER WHEELS LED HEADLIGHTS 4WD HIGH SPEED OFF ROAD ELECTIRC VEHICLE CAR AUTOMOBILE 300 MILE RANGE.
It's too bad this is not direct sales. Direct sales are illegal in about 34 states, were you absolutely must by law go thru a car dealer. Direct sales would save a lot of money for people, and probably avoid things like discrimination.
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[ 3.6 ms ] story [ 72.5 ms ] threadPlus, I doubt that somebody would stock a counterfeit Hyundai at Amazon warehouses, so commingling isn’t an issue.
I wonder if the returns are still free?
If this gains steam, I expect to hear about some shady dealership throwing cars that went through a flood on amazon at some point or something like that.
New, repackaged Hyundai. Hit a bit on the side, a crack on the windshield, looks like new. /s
Discussion here:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38293777
So not really first
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