[DarkSunrise]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

I think you are materially correct, if there is no significant change in the model. I'm not sure I would agree though that everyone that wants one, bought one. I have 3 sons who all want one, but they can't afford it. There are always people coming in and out of a market but the question is, is that sufficient enough volume to sustain the model. Also, what is the likelihood of previous owners buying a new one. I'd say pretty low unless there is a significant change or refresh. That is true with just about any car, even the best selling ones.



All true. Notice that the "stand-alone" models sell at a significantly higher price and they are also supported by other lines of revenue (branding, licensing of products, etc).

All good points.