In terms of price increase, in the domestic market, Mercedes Benz and BMW are not good enough in front of Toyota. ELFA, which sold 300000 yuan in Japan, became a million dollar luxury car after entering China, and it was hard to find a car. Not to mention, the exquisitely decorated "ELFA" - Lexus LM has sold for more than 2million yuan!
So what exactly caused this "abnormal" market? Recently, many reports said that Toyota President Akio Toyoda answered this question for the first time.
Surprisingly, Akio Toyoda dumped all the price increases to Chinese dealers, who said they did it themselves.
One stone provoked thousands of waves, and Akio Toyoda's answer spread to China, causing onlookers and discussions from various netizens and big v.
Some people "suddenly realized" that all this was "the Chinese are killing the Chinese".
However, some auto bloggers retorted: "if someone said that this was done under the express implication of the Japanese business management in China, and some Japanese leaders gained a lot of benefits through the deployment of vehicles for price increase . Believe it or not."
At the same time, a person familiar with the matter added that " if the store has a good relationship, it will make millions of in vain if it is equipped with a few ELFA quotas. How can it have a good relationship? I don't know."
As for the price increase, some netizens expressed their views: I think there is nothing in this. Even if you add 3million to sell your 300000 car, it doesn't matter as long as someone buys it. In the market economy, some people buy it and some sell it. Netizens care how much the buyer spends. As long as they don't rob it directly, it's OK.
Of course, this is the truth. But if Akio Toyoda does say the above, it is that has pushed all the price increases to Chinese dealers and pinned all the excrement on Chinese partners. It is not kind. After all, "money is earned together".
Finally, what do you think of the price increase? Will you buy a car that can only be driven away after the price increase?