Of course BMW NA seems snotty, there owned by Germans. German culture doesn't value warm fuzzy feelings. They tend to believe if the product works, the economics will follow. An 'It's my way or the highway' mentality. A rigid way of business, to be sure.
In my dealings with german suppliers, they do not focus on the salesmanship. If they have a product that meets your needs, they would be surprised if you didn't buy it. They would rather spend time engineering than selling. IMHO
What's up with dealer closings?
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Thanks, I know--I lived in the Kaiserslautern, Germany area for 4 years.Variance wrote:Of course BMW NA seems snotty, there owned by Germans. German culture doesn't value warm fuzzy feelings. They tend to believe if the product works, the economics will follow. An 'It's my way or the highway' mentality. A rigid way of business, to be sure.
In my dealings with german suppliers, they do not focus on the salesmanship. If they have a product that meets your needs, they would be surprised if you didn't buy it. They would rather spend time engineering than selling. IMHO
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