Well, we can discuss pricing until we are blue in the face. The problem is these days companies are in such a competitive global market
that they have to have a competitive product with a competitive price and at the same time make a profit with a certain percentage of margin.

Profit and margins are something you and I cannot control so why bother about something we cannot control.

Oh, sure you can ask for a product without certain features and options to reduce price but DCX already has in its mind what it needs to
do to be profitable with a certain percent of margin for the type of car it is and what the market commands for the first year.

Ford and GM are having problems for numerous reasons and I don't think DCX wants to fall in the same trap.

Those are my thoughts.