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Asked by Marilyn Irons
Would it not be easier, and better customer relations, for Ford Australia to import its Transit vans in undercoat, charge a lower base price, and then add the cost of spraying a customer's body colour choice to that? A customer then could decide who does the end spray job, with good feelings all around and speedier delivery.
Answered by CarsGuide
13 Oct 2014The idea has flaws, from the difficulty in removing a part-finished car from production to potential undercoat damage in shipment to the eventual warranty coverage. It sounds good on paper but is impractical.
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