In article ,
Fredxxx wrote:
If a manufacturer wants to promote its car sales, like a newly released
car, it will typically offload these into the non-domestic / non-fleet
market to get numbers up. Namely to hire car companies and lease
companies.

That all depends. If it is a new model, and very well reviewed by the
press, etc, demand can exceed supply, at least for some time. And only a
stupid maker would discount under those circumstances.

Of course it doesn't happen with every new model. Especially those that
are merely a facelift.

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