(01-13-2014, 11:36 PM)geozero Wrote: I would say a steady pricing increase up to the Depression and then nothing really that expensive until after 1945.
This is outside my knowledge, so i wont really comment on it.
(01-13-2014, 11:36 PM)geozero Wrote: I would agree IF the rating was higher, but it was not. It was about the same rating as one of my vehicles. IF that car was a 90 rating and made of solid gold then I could see it selling that high.
In my game New York started with a HIGH demand for pickup trucks, and even when I was the ONLY company there or 2-3 companies, I had to lower my price from $3800 to $1800. So a city without any competition and high demand I should have got more money (supply/demand). That's why I don't understand a car selling for $11,000.
Rather than the specific general rating, i am far more interested in its specific ratings that would make it attractive to the super rich demographic.
i.e. luxury comfort etc.
tbqh i barely pay attention to the general rating ingame, as i target my vehicles at specific demographics.
If these ratings are low and the vehicle is being sold at 10k then i agree with you that there is something wrong.