Is the 1/8th scale gas buggy market flooded
#1
Is the 1/8th scale gas buggy market flooded
hey all:Came across this article on redrc and thought it was interesting.Would like to get everyone's thought on it.Thanks http://www.redrc.net/2006/12/is-the-...arket-flooded/
#5
Look at it this way, if there are more companies competing, they will try to advertise more, and hopefully get more people into the sport.
#6
Tech Regular
agreed, more comp, better quality, nice variety.
#7
Tech Champion
iTrader: (94)
Also note the the basic economic rule of Supply and Demand. The more supply drive the cost down. Lower cost enables more people to get into the sport. 1/8th scale offroad is expensive and many people can not afford it. So, this is a good thing for many people. Just my $.02....
#8
Certainly not flooded. How many of those brands do you see in one place at one time? There might be 30 something brands out there, but not every worldwide market is going to have every car.
#9
#10
Sure it's flooded, but thats good for the consumer. I'm looking to pick up either a buggy or a truggy and I hope a few more get released and drive the top level buggy prices down more!
#11
1/8th scale buggy market
hey all:Thanks for the replies they were helpfull.Hey turbine_au i agree totally with your statement and your right some brands are only avalible regionaly or nationally and not all over the world.Also most hobby shops can't afford to stock them all because how could you promote and sell every brand.P.S. I think some brands of 1/8th buggies might be realy good,but get lost in the shuffle because people want to buy brands they've either heard of or have the most readily avallible spare and hop-up parts.Just my thoughts and thanks again