Did you check the actual percentage of people who bought another T&C?bumonbox said:Ah that makes perfect sense. It becomes ever more clear why killing a minivan and replacing it with a crossover makes sense!!!
LMAO, you may not lurk enough. It's severe sarcasm. I have been an obnoxiously vocal opponent of this 1 minivan garbage. Before we bought the minivan, by wife was sure she wanted a Pacifica, and we both do like the Pacifica. But then, you get a good look, and you realize - more money, for less space and comfort, and no sliding doors (mind you, my absolute affection for sliding doors began after I really starting using them). We weren't even resistant to minivans really, we were simply due with our first baby, and didn't figure we needed a whole minivan yet. But darn, it was the right decision. I will replace it with another T&C probably with in the year.Ramfan said:bumonbox, I hope that was sarcasm. Crossovers & SUVs in general are mostly about marketing and not nearly as sensibly useful for most consumers. But as a manufacturer you build what sells. With that in mind the Caravan sold 141,000 & the TC 111,000 so it still a popular and profitable vehicle that also has a lot of loyal customers. Whether its trendy & cool or not. With a family of 6 I owned several. My only complaints were that the transmissions did not hold up which sounds like is soon to finally be resolved. Also I don't at all like the new body style compared to the two that preceded it. My kids are grown now and I will next purchase a pick up but as my kids start their familys I suspect they will be owning Chrysler minivans.
I see by your signature that you own one so I presume it was sarcasm.
Sounds like a great idea. That way there's another thread that we can just avoid reading because we're tired of the ranting. Much like rush limbaugh and others who constantly yell the loudest, actually not listening to them IS proportionately related to the loudness of their ranting.bumonbox said:You know... That's not a bad idea.
Or maybe people are actually invested and interested in the minivans can have a break from those are dismissive and do not care about them. The ranting occurs for a reason, the volume of the ranting is proportionate to the number dismissive arguments brought against the ranting...Dan Minick said:Sounds like a great idea. That way there's another thread that we can just avoid reading because we're tired of the ranting. Much like rush limbaugh and others who constantly yell the loudest, actually not listening to them IS proportionately related to the loudness of their ranting.
LMAO!! You are absolutely right, the phrasing is way off. It should read, 31% if Town Country buyers return to buy another one. Or 31% percent of town & Country buyers are repeat buyers.b1c said:I'm trying to understand the statement "31% of returning customers". Wouldn't a "returning" customer suggest 100%? 31% of all customers are returning - I understand that. I'm not trying to be smart here, I'm just trying to fully understand the statistic being presented....
Both have their fair share of loyal, repeat buyers.Trailduster45 said:They only need one. It makes no sense to keep two because you suck up more development money and marketing money with two that are now sold under the same roof. Which one is kept is tough. Do one and do it right. Which one?? Wow a tough one. Caravan makes more sense I guess, but the T&C is nice.