How to raise prices

SYMAWD said:
They are the same car. Why are you charging by brand?
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I was going to ask the same thing, why charge more or less for a vehicle when it has the exact-same amount of surface area & same paint characteristics as another one? Just seems like a good way to upset a customer.

I'm picturing a customer coming in with a Saturn Sky and becoming enraged when they find it costs $50 more than the listed price for a Pontiac Solstice, because the Sky's design is "Edgier" lol.
 
I wasn't thinking when I posted that lol. Now that I think about it they are the same.
I think what I meant to say was Tahoes? Are they a bit smaller?
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Pureshine said:
I don't advertise my raised prices ever and I keep a log of what I've charged ever customer I have ever detailed so I now what I charged them in the past. I recommend everyone do this so when they call to make appointment you what you charged them last. You also know what you did on their car. I have a "contact Journal CRM" on my ipad and phone. This is a great app for this.
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What do I search for that app

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Abram86 said:
I wasn't thinking when I posted that lol. Now that I think about it they are the same.
I think what I meant to say was Tahoes? Are they a bit smaller?
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I know what you are saying now. Of course you can charge more for a Suburban vs. a Tahoe.

However, a Tahoe, Yukon (and Denali), and Escalade are all the same size. The Suburban, Yukon XL (and Denali XL), and Escalade ESV are the larger ones.
 
SYMAWD said:
I know what you are saying now. Of course you can charge more for a Suburban vs. a Tahoe.

However, a Tahoe, Yukon (and Denali), and Escalade are all the same size. The Suburban, Yukon XL (and Denali XL), and Escalade ESV are the larger ones.
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Ah, that clears it up. Got it now! :xyxthumbs:
 
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