Giustaf Posted March 29, 2015 Posted March 29, 2015 Tutto avrei pensato meno che acquistando componenti fanatec potessi fare un investimento!
Fra1975 Posted March 29, 2015 Posted March 29, 2015 Proprio ora mi dovevo mettere in testa di cercare un csw usato... Lol
vega Posted March 29, 2015 Posted March 29, 2015 Tutto avrei pensato meno che acquistando componenti fanatec potessi fare un investimento! ahahah hai ragione...credo sia quasi arrivato il momento di mettere in vendita i miei tre volanti.Csw Mod v1 ,Csr Elite e 911Turbos ....con il ricavato sarà un buon contributo per il Simexperience. .
Jacopo Belbo Posted March 29, 2015 Posted March 29, 2015 (edited) Ci avevo già pensato anch'io, anche se avrei solo V1 + Hub da vendere. Peccato che nel frattempo anche il Simxperience, con il nuovo cambio Euro/Dollaro stia aumentando parecchio. E aumenterà ancora prima che mettano in vendita la versione DiY che per noi Europei è forse più interessante...! Da inizio Dicembre, quando l'hanno rilasciato, i 1750 Dollari della versione completa (a cui vanno aggiunte le spese di spedizione, e su cui vanno poi calcolati dazio e IVA) sono passati da 1412 Euro a 1606 Euro! Sul prezzo finale saranno almeno 300 Euro in più di quanto avremmo pagato a Dicembre. Per tanto chje si possa guadagnare di più rivendendo l'usato adesso, non si compensa comunque il maggior esborso... Da una parte meglio così... così non mi vengono strane idee, che ho già anche altre spese. Edited March 29, 2015 by Jacopo Belbo
Hellcore Posted March 29, 2015 Posted March 29, 2015 Purtroppo vedo che col passare del tempo i motivi per evitare Fanatec aumentano invece di diminuire...per fare un'esempio, ora la sola corona 918 RSR la vendono a 499 euro . Ovviamente se in futuro il rapporto euro-dollaro dovesse tornare quello di un'annetto fa taglieranno del 30% tutti i loro prezzi in euro...vero? Aspetta e spera dubito almeno che la Germania non vinca ancora i mondiali comunque "parere personale" l'aumento dei prezzi del 30% della storia della banca è una cavolata a mio parere, 1+1 compatibilità per le console next gen spiegherebbe l'aumento di tutta la baracca del 30% volevo farci un pensierino per quel 918 RSR mah è meglio investirli al trove, in un futuro non troppo lontano un bel upgrade del pc 980ti / 390x
PaoloRobba Posted March 30, 2015 Posted March 30, 2015 Staffe per sli pro home made, prendendo spunto da quelle di "biancazzurro". Grazie Pietro
Guest Posted March 31, 2015 Posted March 31, 2015 stupendo veramente un bel lavoro, abbiamo pure lo stesso mouse/tastiera
VELOCIPEDE Posted April 2, 2015 Posted April 2, 2015 Fanatec è "costretta" ad aumentare i prezzi This is a post which is rather less fun for me but we cannot avoid it.Due to the questionable strategy of the European Zentral Bank, the excheange rate Euro / USD has massively dropped in the past months. The target of the EZB is to increase Inflation and it seems that they are succesful with that attempt as all good made in the far east usually have to be paid in USD and therefore those products are now seeing a massive price increase.We absorbed this price increase in the past months but we cannot do that anymore and therefore we had to increase all our European prices between 20 to 30%. We just hope that the Euro will not continue to drop and we can keep at least this Level.And before everybody starts to complain why our Prices are more expensive in the Euro webshop than the prices you see in the US Webshop I would like to remind you that EU prices will always be about 30% more expensive in comparison to the US.The reason is that the prices in the EU shop include VAT and this makes about 20% alone. The US Webshop prices do not include VAT or sales tax.The other 10% are becuase of various reasons like higher logistic costs, localisation, more strict environmental rules and a 2 year warranty instead of 1 year in the US. All those little extras don't come for free and this is the reason why almost every product in any category is more expensive in Europe than in the US.I hope you will still stay with us and understand the situation. Thank you.UPDATEHere are some more facts:May 2014: Euro/USD 1,3862March 2015: Eur/USD 1,0664If a product costs 100 USD to manufacture it was 72,46 € in May 2014 and now we have to pay 93,77 €This is a cost increase of 29,41 %
Led566 Posted April 2, 2015 Posted April 2, 2015 (edited) Fanatec è "costretta" ad aumentare i prezzi This is a post which is rather less fun for me but we cannot avoid it. Due to the questionable strategy of the European Zentral Bank, the excheange rate Euro / USD has massively dropped in the past months. The target of the EZB is to increase Inflation and it seems that they are succesful with that attempt as all good made in the far east usually have to be paid in USD and therefore those products are now seeing a massive price increase. We absorbed this price increase in the past months but we cannot do that anymore and therefore we had to increase all our European prices between 20 to 30%. We just hope that the Euro will not continue to drop and we can keep at least this Level. And before everybody starts to complain why our Prices are more expensive in the Euro webshop than the prices you see in the US Webshop I would like to remind you that EU prices will always be about 30% more expensive in comparison to the US. The reason is that the prices in the EU shop include VAT and this makes about 20% alone. The US Webshop prices do not include VAT or sales tax. The other 10% are becuase of various reasons like higher logistic costs, localisation, more strict environmental rules and a 2 year warranty instead of 1 year in the US. All those little extras don't come for free and this is the reason why almost every product in any category is more expensive in Europe than in the US. I hope you will still stay with us and understand the situation. Thank you. UPDATE Here are some more facts: May 2014: Euro/USD 1,3862 March 2015: Eur/USD 1,0664 If a product costs 100 USD to manufacture it was 72,46 € in May 2014 and now we have to pay 93,77 € This is a cost increase of 29,41 % "Costretta" perché produce in Cina. Producesse in EU ora potrebbe esportare più facilmente. Molto più "questionable" la sua politica di delocalizzazione che, ed era ora, la politica di Draghi. Edited April 2, 2015 by Led566
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