Yeah, kinda. To their credit, there are a number of changes already made and more in the pipeline which will give back some value to that price increase.
With nearly every trailer slot filled, there doesn't seem to be a lack of demand. The big test is still to come: how many will chose not to renew? How many of the usual end-of-season trailers for sale will still be on the market when folks flood back in the spring?
The renewal contracts are due by Nov 30 so I'm sure we'll know then whether the price hike has a severe impact.
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Date: 2010-10-04 02:04 am (UTC)With nearly every trailer slot filled, there doesn't seem to be a lack of demand. The big test is still to come: how many will chose not to renew? How many of the usual end-of-season trailers for sale will still be on the market when folks flood back in the spring?
The renewal contracts are due by Nov 30 so I'm sure we'll know then whether the price hike has a severe impact.