SDM has been for a long time one of the wealthiest new cars dealerships companies in the country and they basically get a cut of every new Cadillac, Chevrolet, Infiniti, Nissan (and maybe a few others) sold in the DR by them and any of their competitors as they are the only ones allowed to import those vehicles straight from the factory in the DR (not so used ones). Plus, they also have a presence in other nearby markets (Puerto Rico and others). Money is not an issue for them at this point.
And we are suppose to know that?And you know enough about the financial background to imply that they engage in "money laundering"? Fire away and do tell us >
There are a multitude of Chinese brands for sale in the DR.
I personally hate the big black Nissan/Lexus like grills in front of some new cars. But that is just me.
Both Honda and Toyota are late to the EV party. Note that Toyota was, and still is, the leader in the hybrid space. Subaru has entered with the Solterra which is built by Toyota on its bZ4X platform.
One of the things I've noticed is how damaging UV rays are to their plastics. I have seen new vehicles on the lot with faded Lenses and even a broken door handle or two.
Took me almost 30 minutes from Villa Olímpica yo Metro bus station today 5 kilometers ride.
Santiago is heading in the same direction as the Capital with all the construction going on there in relation to traffic congestion. In the last 10 years the amount of cars on the road probably doubled. Streets there cannot handle it..............
Those are DR delivered to my door prices? 40K?
Like the Kona
The Bolt was the time bomb in my neighbors garage. Seems like a new Bolt is coming:
No. Check with the various dealers in SD for local pricing that includes certain fees/taxes. Note that the full EV's receive or are entitled to a 50% reduction in taxes.
The Bolt like so many other models from so many manufacturers was rushed and was never ready for prime time. Certainly the battery fires helped bring its demise. The factory that produced the Bolt is being re-tooled for the much higher profit margin line of electric trucks (Sierra/Silverado).
