Usually yes but there are exceptions such as the New Beetle... :-)
I was alluding to the fact that model year 2001 is available
for purchase in early/mid 2000. Similarly, we get European Car
or Car & Driver magazine a full month or more in advance. Why
can't they publish other useful info like stock prices or
outcome of sporting events in advance by the same amount of time?
I'd never let my subscriptions expire otherwise... :-)
Son
At 02:39 PM 2/23/00 -0600, David Ingold wrote:
When you buy a VW, you are really buying last years Euro model, since they
come out over there first.
Dave.
'90 GLi
On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Son Nguyen wrote:
> Chris,
>
> You mean it's not too weird to be able to buy next year's model
> during April of this year? :-)
>
> Son
>
> >Not completely sure, but the German production schedule is different than
> >ours. They're more "rational" than us market-driven
Americans. Unlike us,
> >their new models begin production at the actual beginning of the new year.
> >
> >Chris Williams
> >[email protected]
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