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Originally Posted by sarmyth
What type of costs are we looking at here?
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Well, judging from their website, once they have developed the product for a car and then list the product available for the car, then the part appears to sell for $299. They then provider Do it yourself instructions to install the product. Which the closes car they currently offer the product for appears to be the Infiniti G convertible and the process doesn't appear to be too difficult for a DIY. See the process
HERE. So basically if someone offers to let them do the testing and development on their car then we all would probably be able to buy the product through their website for $299 and install it ourselves. Again, I feel that whomever actually lent them their car could probably work a deal to get the product for free, considering it would open up the possibility for future business for them.
That should answer your question on cost.