Being from South Africa doesn't make someone Superformance

[Dream Master]

No Mystery here guys, I've always been an open book, but always hesitate before wading into a lake full of alligators. I AM a Superformance dealer and speak only for myself and no one else. I only type what I would say to anyone's face within a calm discussion, and I will not entertain or respond to anything that is not a just reasonable post or concern, in my opinion. The court system has me scared to put on my shoes in the morning.

Mike, I applaude you, and I certainly know why you have choosen to post so few times. Over 60 reponses so far and no one has questioned the accuracy of the facts as you have stated them. I too know these facts as I spent ten days in South Africa also. It's all about the Mystery? Luckily, some like Tom T., Gary Osborne, Late Apex and Toy Collectior understand.

There are over 2000 people out there that have read this so far and most of them have the intelligence to read between the lines and pick out the true educated posts.

This is not about who builds the better car. Or "my car is better than your car". It should be about who has the best business plan to fill the needs of the marketplace. People should look at what is FACT, proven successes of either companies and what is HYPE and SPIN. Most all companies have a track record, past history of business practices that should follow them in this free entrerprise we enjoy. The good are rewarded with success and prosperity while the bad are penalized by their faulterings. As long as the consumer seeks out the truths and does not succumb to the slick salesmen, HYPE, promises etc. This is true in any Sale transaction.

If Mike's post moves someone to ask more questions and get more definative answers, before plunking down their hard earned money on their dream car. What is the harm?

Doug Reed, Reed Performance Motorsports
New Orleans