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[bjnissa]

nah those are rare and not that many a week. i recognise it.. can you pm me the vin number?

[Kei King]

Sorry, you are some "nobody" with 3 posts making these type of allegations??

Please don't post in my threads again.

[bjnissa]

ok guy didnt mean to come off the worng way there but could have sworn thats the typhoon my brother and i looked at.... not here to argue so this ""nobody"" will not post here again. nice online customer image your giving yourself here

[Pajerist]

Please read carefully before posting, I clearly state the milage is in MILES.

I guess he mentioned speedometer reading scale in miles, not km...

[mararmeisto]

...I clearly state the milage is in MILES.

So this is the SECOND conversion you are making for the intended Canadian market? Prices in American dollars, and distances in miles (considering the JDMs are keeping track in kilometers).

? ?

[Kei King]

...I clearly state the milage is in MILES.

So this is the SECOND conversion you are making for the intended Canadian market? Prices in American dollars, and distances in miles (considering the JDMs are keeping track in kilometers).

? ?

The GMC Typhoon was never originally sold in Canada. It was sold in the USA, therefore the odometer is in MILES. All the other vehicles on the website are in KM's as clearly stated on each vehicle page.

The currency on the website can be changed by selecting "Canadian Dollar" in the currency drop-down on the right side. It is an accurate rate that we get from http://www.xe.com and is updated daily.

I hope this clears up some confusion.

[jessef]

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The currency on the website can be changed by selecting "Canadian Dollar" in the currency drop-down on the right side. It is an accurate rate that we get from http://www.xe.com and is updated daily.

I hope this clears up some confusion.

As a business posting in this forum, it would be beneficial to yourself/your business to provide as detailed answers to legitimate questions regarding the vehicles you intend to sell.

You are promoting your business here in this forum.

I suggest you provide as clear and concise information and responses possible.

That will be a positive action on your behalf.

With that said, the confusion over the US currency still exists.

As a consistent buyer (many Delica's / JDM's) I am always pursing purchasing options.

You are offering, what appears to be a good product at a competitive price.

However, you are on a Canadian forum, your customer base is Canadian and your company is Canadian.

A justified question : why are you posting in USD currency ?

It would make sense to have your cart setup in CND currency by default instead of USD currency.

That way the people browsing your site don't have to manually go to the pull-down menu and select the Canadian currency.

Another question. You said that that rate is updated daily.

Does that mean your price will change from one day to the next ?

Jesse

[konadog]

...you are some "nobody" with 3 posts...

Ouch! Interesting comment from the newest member with only a handful of post yerself! Though generally here all are welcome, regardless of their post count or date when they joined the club. Good luck with your business

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[jessef]

The USD is fixed but the CAD rate changes daily based on the http://www.xe.com rate. The value of the CAD can vary +/- 10% in a month.

Can you explain why your Canadian company is using USD currency as a base instead of CND currency ?

It should be the opposite.

The Canadian dollar value remains constant while the USD currency fluctuates.

That is unless you are targeting American buyers instead of Canadian buyers in which case you are advertising on the wrong forum. This is a Canadian forum.

[loki]

Thank you for your comments and I will consider your feedback when we make changes to the website in the future.

The USD is fixed but the CAD rate changes daily based on the http://www.xe.com rate. The value of the CAD can vary +/- 10% in a month.

not to beat a dead horse but if you are based in Canada, sell mostly to Canadians and can't sell to the states, shouldn't the CAD prices stay the same the USD prices vary with the exchange rate?

[docsavage]

Since when did the inquisition against other dealers start on this sate. This is one of our nastiest threads yet and the guy just posted his website. If you don't like his pricing or website go use some one else. I saw nothing in the original post to elicit such a public assault.

Just my nickel,

James

[loki]

Since when did the inquisition against other dealers start on this sate. This is one of our nastiest threads yet and the guy just posted his website. If you don't like his pricing or website go use some one else. I saw nothing in the original post to elicit such a public assault.

Just my nickel,

James

people look for honesty in a dealer, he says the company is Canadian and deals with Canadians mainly but their base currency is USD? I'm interested in why that would be as I can't think of a good reason for it.

[docsavage]

If you buy and ship in US dollars, yours costs are set in US dollars the the Canadian rate changes will vary the price here. I actually didn't go to the site because I'm not in the buying mood.

James