About ten years ago, when the Benz automobile first went on sale, it was generally sold for around 150 pounds, with a profit margin of about 70 to 80 pounds.
Today, more than a decade later, the price of a Benz automobile has dropped to 110 pounds, while profits have stayed at the level of 30 pounds.
It should be noted that present-day cars have added some features compared to those from over a decade ago, yet prices are still in a state of continuous decline.
This does not even factor in the depreciation of currency and the rise in per capita income worldwide over the last decade.
It can be anticipated that, as long as there will not be a major economic crisis, car sales will not decrease. After all, there are still many wealthy people in Europe and America.
Car sales can stimulate the development of many other industries, which is also a good thing for boosting the economy of Australasia.
