[baydreamer]

Dealer Believes MSRPs Could Become Tomorrow’s Auto-Pricing Baseline

The U.S. auto industry has been trying to get American consumers to respect sticker prices on cars as real prices on cars for many years.

www.forbes.com

The article is basically stuff we've read before, but with some more detail.
“Because I’m the CEO and the designer, I can make all these decisions super-quick,” Fisker said. “Normally some of these decisions take three months. We do them right there, in 15 minutes or half an hour in a meeting, so there’s no waiting for three proposals and going on and on and on, which is traditional in the car industry.”

 

[KiltedTailor]

He is correct of course- but the Flaw to the Logic lies in the fact he is not Infallible . So his 'bright Idea" lets 'glue the hood down, I am the designer, I like the Idea, no one else may disagree, so DO IT NOW' shows the Problem well. This is the main Problem with any dictatorship, political or business in nature.

 

[Baker]

He is correct of course- but the Flaw to the Logic lies in the fact he is not Infallible . So his 'bright Idea" lets 'glue the hood down, I am the designer, I like the Idea, no one else may disagree, so DO IT NOW' shows the Problem well. This is the main Problem with any dictatorship, political or business in nature.

He said that the decision is taken in a meeting so collaboraters are participating on the final call.