

| Subject: | Re: VW Customer Relations on Westfalias in US |
| From: | Shawn Wright |
| Date: | Tue, 9 Jul 1996 14:51:47 PDT |
> >From: devw1kdb@ibmmail.com
> >--- Erhalten von V.KDHILFE/LAURIOLA +49-5361-926* 09.07.96 14.55
> >Dear Sir,
> >We are pleased to learn that you like to drive the Volkswagen
> >Transporter with Westfalia equipment. On the other hand, we regret
> >that the Winnebago conversion does not meet your requirements.
> >
> >As you know, offer follows demand and in this case it has been found
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
And herein lies the problem with VW in the last 10 years or more,
IMHO. That kind of logic is what produces 3 trillion H*ndas on our
roads (and a lot of sad VW lovers...)
> >by marketing experts that there is no strong demand for Westfalia
> >equipment in the US-market. However, the firm Winnebago offers a
Then why did it take me a year to find a decent used Westy, when the
local VW dealer had Winnies sitting on their lot for up to SIX
MONTHS??? Some marketing experts they have.
> >conversion for the Volkswagen Transporter in the United States. The
> >equipment they offer is orientated towards customers wishes in your
> >country. ^^^^^^
Yeh, I guess a few of those trillion H*nda owners must've
filled out the survey before we got to see it and skewed the results!
Man, I wish we could get a VW rep on this list, but I expect they'll
say they've already done enough research & know what us loyal VWers
want even more than we do.....
*&@#$*^#$*&#$&!!!!
Shawn
'88 Westy 332k (Kyra)
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