TonyMurray said...
I guess that depends on whether the dealers pay rent, wages, insurance, electricity etc in US$ !
If they're good foreign exchange traders they'll be able to predict the rates a few months in advance and order their stock at the right time.
At the end of the day the retail price is a factor of busines economics and the market rate for that product. Sometimes the market is willing to pay more so the dealer is better off and other times they lose out.
This subject has been done to death. I'd sugest you take your argument to a local dealer and see what sort of deal you can negotiate.
You'll probbaly get a deal no matter where the $$ is at the time.
Hopefully the forecast comes in today so we can all swap the keyboard for a sailboard.