mPlasticDesign
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Your last statement is totally false. You really believe that they wouldn't sell more/faster/produce more Type R's without the ADM?For someone that feels the need to state "I understand how capitalism and free market works and should work, seems better than you do." to someone, you sure seem to have difficulty understanding that smart capitalism is raising the price of a good when demand exceeds supply- this is all ADM is.
They do not sell less cars because of ADM either- they would have stopped doing it by now if they had trouble selling them.
I've talked to Honda reps (non-dealership), they do not like the Dealership ADM. The Type R is not a "limited" production car. They would produce more and sell more without the additional markup that the dealerships are imposing. Why is that so hard to understand? It is also very easy to adjust production on modern assembly lines to meet demand. So the relatively small production numbers are either due to the ADM or lack of demand, you pick your poison.
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