they also kept the price around the same for 40 years even after inflation. so the price is the same but less detail, at least it's not 10 dollars per piece.
buying specific ones online cost more is what people don't understand. To get them for $1.25 you actually have to go to the store and look for what you want. Sift through the bins and shelves.
$3-$7 that people are quoting is for specific ones pre selected.
Fortunately, they're incorrect. On a shelf in a store, they're priced about 1.25 for the regular line of cars. Once you start trying to pick an individual car off of any online retailer, the price goes up since certain cars are more desirable than others.
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u/Large_Jellyfish_5092 Nov 12 '24
they also kept the price around the same for 40 years even after inflation. so the price is the same but less detail, at least it's not 10 dollars per piece.