Mav3rick
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They are losing business due to new competitors in market offering products at cheaper price. I mean that piece of shit Suzuki Alto costs 1.25 Million. Seriously who would buy that piece of junk with even inferior materials used than those used on Suzuki Mehran. I mean seriously look at its build quality as if someone built it from recycled plastic. Although new compnies statrted off at slightly higher prices they will reduce them after they start getting reasonable orders. Its all about economy of scale. If someone wants to know how much Suzuki Honda Rip us off on yearly basis
Suzuki 2017: 3.28 Billion Rs Profits 2018: 1.35 (Mainly due to new and cheaper competition in market)
Honda 2017: 3.7 Billion, 2018: 2.08 Billion
Toyota 2017: 13.8 Billion, 2018: 15.77
Although i doubt these fudged number from these corporations this is still a ridiculous amount of profit being generated whereas in other countries these same companies are going in major losses on yearly basis. These companies finally got a bit of competition which is good for our economy especially consumers.
All the dumb idiots blaming PTI government are morons of epic proportions.
Very nice post, very intelligent too. Kudos on your attempt to win arguments with non-linear language. Anyway, I would advise you to reconsider and research the profits you have posted, and to focus on net profit rather than gross. I would also like to do some math, please correct me if I am wrong (we shall consider M/s. Suzuki as an example):
M/s. Suzuki's Net Profit for FY 2018/19: Rs. 1.89 Billion = Rs. 1.89 * 1,000,000,000 = Rs. 1,890,000,000
Units produced by M/s. Suzuki in FY 2018/19: 161,149
Average profit per assembled vehicle = Rs. 1,890,000,000/161,149 = Rs. 11,728 ONLY!
Do you really believe that Suzuki is ripping us off by charging an average profit of Rs. 11,728 per vehicle?
Also, please enlighten us which locally available alternate should one consider instead of Alto, Cultus, Gli, Xli, Altis, VTec, Turbo etc.? What choices really are available to us?
P.S. It is the insane exchange rage, I mean rate, that is driving up the prices to insanity, add to that the enormous import duties and you have madness! And yes we import 70-80% of locally assembled vehicles in KDC including chassis for most of the locally assembled cars, engines, transmissions, bodies etc.
Public transport for longer distances and bicycles for shorter distances
Be realistic instead of being idealistic, that too while riding on a horse of revenge or hatred for those who can afford cars.
Good. Let the pack bags and leave ...
They will also take away hundred of thousands of jobs which are directly or indirectly associated with the auto industry. You literally cannot imagine the repercussions and damage to economy.