Do you think maybe we get screwed on the price of cleaning supplies?
#1
Do you think maybe we get screwed on the price of cleaning supplies?
I had to go to Detroit to pick up an intake cover for the Pony,so I thought I would pick up a couple of bottles of Meguiars ultimate Wash because it was listed on the Oreilly's site at $10.99 a bottle compared to $21.99 at Canadian Tire.As luck would have it,I missed the O'reilly's and happened upon an Autozone and they had all Meguiars Ultimate products $3.00 off,at $7.99 a bottle for the wash. Considering that our money is worth more than American right now,it doesn't take a genius to see that we are getting gouged daily in this country. I realize that there are extra shipping costs involved to ship to Canada,but how can you justify $21.99 a bottle compared to $10.99 a bottle regular price? Plus factor in the 4% tax in Michigan compared to our lovely hst. Don't get me wrong,I live in a border city,but I rarely ever shop in the States,but this is ridiculous.
#6
It's even more particularly disturbing when our dollar is worth more than theirs. But Snakebite is right it is simply a case of economics, America has roughly 300 million people we have hmmmm 32-36 million. However I do not think that 300 million are buying vehicle cleaning products.
#8
I think its true all round on most products
example: local Firestone dealer quoted me $2600 for my chrome bullit rims and 4 Firestone wide ovals.
American Muscle charge me $1314 for pretty much the same thing..and they had to ship 'em to me.
example: local Firestone dealer quoted me $2600 for my chrome bullit rims and 4 Firestone wide ovals.
American Muscle charge me $1314 for pretty much the same thing..and they had to ship 'em to me.
#9
It's even more particularly disturbing when our dollar is worth more than theirs. But Snakebite is right it is simply a case of economics, America has roughly 300 million people we have hmmmm 32-36 million. However I do not think that 300 million are buying vehicle cleaning products.
#10
As for why? Yes buying power is a factor, but mostly it's the obcene amount of taxes we have to pay.