anyone know about becoming a dealer for RE/USAMPS?

[rtillaree 10+ year member]

im sure my buddy could just contact them via the website or listed phone numbers, but i was wondering if anyone knows the correct path to take, and also is it worth it for the shop to carry RE/USAMPS?

i personally love both, and i have this friend of mine who owns a shop now salivating for them, he wants to carry them among the other equipment he currently has...

i think i had read a while back that it wasnt worth carrying RE because of the high prices and the amount of gear you had to order as a dealer...am i right about that?

any info would be appreciated...

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[qtipextra 5,000+ posts]

Call them. Period.

 

[DaveDSMer 10+ year member]

yeah i know a local shop here that carries RE/ US amps. I am not sure if they impose the dealer restrictions though .. like if one dealer carries it another can't within so many miles. Need to check into that. Give em a call.. won't take me a few minutes to get the info you need.

 

[phyphoestilic 5,000+ posts]

Also the high prices would because they havn't started carrying them yet. Cuse if it's like any other company then the dealer price's go down as u order more and build a better trust between the shop and the company. So ya starting price probably wont be less then 70-80% MSRP.

 

[3.5Max6spd 10+ year member]

Also the high prices would because they havn't started carrying them yet. Cuse if it's like any other company then the dealer price's go down as u order more and build a better trust between the shop and the company. So ya starting price probably wont be less then 70-80% MSRP.

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Not true. The only people that can get anywhere near close to that kinda #'s off SRP are distributors, not retailers.

 

[Chevyaudio 5,000+ posts]

Most of the time Dealer cost is set...and then what kills the small guys are the buy-ins and the quarterly/monthly quotas that are required to keep the line.