when will the 2012 ixo's ever appear?
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when will the 2012 ixo's ever appear?
srsmodels Wed Oct 24, 2012 12:57 pm
The likes of the Monte 2012 fiestas ds3 and minis were promised for April/may and we are nearly in November and nothing
what a total farce ixo are......
what a total farce ixo are......
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Re: when will the 2012 ixo's ever appear?
mcm motorsport Wed Oct 24, 2012 1:53 pm
srsmodels wrote:The likes of the Monte 2012 fiestas ds3 and minis were promised for April/may and we are nearly in November and nothing
what a total farce ixo are......
totally agree steve!!!
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Re: when will the 2012 ixo's ever appear?
andreasclio Wed Oct 24, 2012 4:40 pm
hirvonen and loeb ds3 are out i get my hirvonen cars in june and now i have sold all:)
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Re: when will the 2012 ixo's ever appear?
Hampton Caught Wed Oct 24, 2012 6:03 pm
IXO aren't the only ones, though. The whole diecast market is changing as China, or more particularly the factories that make the models in China, are changing.
Instead of doing relatively low numbers of many different models, the factories are lloking to do larger numbers of a smaller range to keep costs down. They're also losing skilled workers to better paid jobs in the cities. It's all going on in China!!
Added to that, the parent companies are spending less on investing in new tooling and consequently, as the balance between supply and demand changes, the prices go up and production of new models slows down.
Not good for us collectors!!
Think I've got that right! This Hampton Caught, reporting for the BBC, now back to the studio!
Steve
Instead of doing relatively low numbers of many different models, the factories are lloking to do larger numbers of a smaller range to keep costs down. They're also losing skilled workers to better paid jobs in the cities. It's all going on in China!!
Added to that, the parent companies are spending less on investing in new tooling and consequently, as the balance between supply and demand changes, the prices go up and production of new models slows down.
Not good for us collectors!!
Think I've got that right! This Hampton Caught, reporting for the BBC, now back to the studio!
Steve
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Re: when will the 2012 ixo's ever appear?
turn the wheel Wed Oct 24, 2012 9:16 pm
Hampton Caught wrote:IXO aren't the only ones, though. The whole diecast market is changing as China, or more particularly the factories that make the models in China, are changing.
Instead of doing relatively low numbers of many different models, the factories are lloking to do larger numbers of a smaller range to keep costs down. They're also losing skilled workers to better paid jobs in the cities. It's all going on in China!!
Added to that, the parent companies are spending less on investing in new tooling and consequently, as the balance between supply and demand changes, the prices go up and production of new models slows down.
Not good for us collectors!!
Think I've got that right! This Hampton Caught, reporting for the BBC, now back to the studio!
All down to Cost..cost and cost
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