Can someone explain to me how the price of this nose piece is justified?
APR Carbon Grill Bezel
I can buy a whole hood for a car for less than that!
APR Carbon Grill Bezel
I can buy a whole hood for a car for less than that!
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It's "carbon fiber".
Besides a new one is like $350
I think it's an error. The price is for the Carbon Fiber Lip not the nose cone.
You think that's bad? Take a look at what Evannex thinks of Tesla owners.
REAR USB HUB FROM EVANNEX - $49.95
EVANNEX - Tesla Model S Rear Seat Dual USB Port
REAR USB HUB FROM SCOSHE - $24.99
USB Car Charger | Car Charger for USB Devices | 12W | powerHUBâ„¢ | by Scosche
It's literally the exact same product -- Evannex didn't even take scoshe's logo off!
Screenshot from Evannex video:
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Can someone explain to me how the price of this nose piece is justified?
APR Carbon Grill Bezel
I can buy a whole hood for a car for less than that!
Yeah, I'm pretty disappointed with evannex. I got all excited waiting for my 85D and ended up placing a big order with them: NVX sub, seat covers, caliper covers, center console, and mats. The NVX sub is the only thing I'm happy with. Everything else, upon receiving the product, made me realize I got ripped off. I'm most disappointed with the center console. It's poorly designed (wastes a lot of potential storage space, cup holder gets yanked out of console with even a small starbucks cup), and a bit cheap feeling with fit. Certainly not a $500 product.
As George Carlin said, if you nail two things together that have never been nailed together before, some schmuck will buy it from you.
It appears this product starts with the Tesla nosecone, which is about 1/3 of that price.
People buy about 100-140 thousand BMW 3 series in the U.S. each year. That hood fits 3 years of models, so about 360,000 3 series. Assuming a significant amount of 0.05% of the 3 series population wants such a product, that's 180 hoods. The total number of Model S's ever sold in the U.S. is about 25,000. 0.05% of that is about 12. The fixed overhead is then spread amongst 12 instead of 180. The end price of any accessory or add-on has to deal with that reality.
The problem is that there are far fewer Model S vehicles around than the BMWs you are referencing. Even fewer of those Model S owners are interested or willing to modify their car. When your potential customer base is so small, you have to raise your prices in order to justify even offering any products.
I have considered making and offering some Model S accessories, but IMO the potential is too small at the moment to make it worth the time and money investment.
Every m3 model is limited to 15,000 units. there more model s on the road than there are e46 m3's for example.
Yeah, I'm pretty disappointed with evannex. I got all excited waiting for my 85D and ended up placing a big order with them: NVX sub, seat covers, caliper covers, center console, and mats. The NVX sub is the only thing I'm happy with. Everything else, upon receiving the product, made me realize I got ripped off. I'm most disappointed with the center console. It's poorly designed (wastes a lot of potential storage space, cup holder gets yanked out of console with even a small starbucks cup), and a bit cheap feeling with fit. Certainly not a $500 product.