With this years drought in much of Alberta and Saskatchewan -- it seems like the dealers in this area are having a tough time selling new combines and as a result -- there isn't as many newer trades (2010+) out there as prior years.
Maybe the 20%+ exchange rate discount is a big factor as well?
Question is -- will combine purchase prices be lower this year than next year? On the plus side of things for a buyer -- lack of demand has certainly got to cut into dealer profit margins this year; but on the negative side of things if new combine prices are going to keep climbing, the used market prices might keep climbing as well?
Western Canada Combine Prices?
Maybe the 20%+ exchange rate discount is a big factor as well?
Question is -- will combine purchase prices be lower this year than next year? On the plus side of things for a buyer -- lack of demand has certainly got to cut into dealer profit margins this year; but on the negative side of things if new combine prices are going to keep climbing, the used market prices might keep climbing as well?
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