Given the following facts and assumptions, would you choose a ME coupe or an ME hardtop convertible?
Facts (at the 95% confidence level):
1) The 2020 ME will have a removable coupe version (that one is actually 100% confirmed);
2) There will also be a 2020 HT convertible;
3) The 2020 HT ‘vert will not come in a soft top version;
4) Ferrari charges +$27K for some of its Spyder, and most other exotics charge typically +$15K.
Assumptions: For this thread, please assume:
1) The 2020 ME with no options would about what a mid-range GS costs (MSRP), e.g., about $75K.
2) The Corvette HT would optionally cost in the $6-8K extra range;
3) The Corvette HT would be revealed in Geneva, and start production three months later than the coupe.
4) GM has accurately estimated the “take rate” for both, so that neither’s production schedule would be further delayed by constraints.
Which one would you get? If this would be different from your past Corvette purchasing history, please share why. However, if you would need additional information to make your decision, what would that be?
Facts (at the 95% confidence level):
1) The 2020 ME will have a removable coupe version (that one is actually 100% confirmed);
2) There will also be a 2020 HT convertible;
3) The 2020 HT ‘vert will not come in a soft top version;
4) Ferrari charges +$27K for some of its Spyder, and most other exotics charge typically +$15K.
Assumptions: For this thread, please assume:
1) The 2020 ME with no options would about what a mid-range GS costs (MSRP), e.g., about $75K.
2) The Corvette HT would optionally cost in the $6-8K extra range;
3) The Corvette HT would be revealed in Geneva, and start production three months later than the coupe.
4) GM has accurately estimated the “take rate” for both, so that neither’s production schedule would be further delayed by constraints.
Which one would you get? If this would be different from your past Corvette purchasing history, please share why. However, if you would need additional information to make your decision, what would that be?
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