Reborn as the Genius Son of the Richest Family

Chapter 1045: Hundred daily

On the first day of production for the new Reborn Automobile Factory, they produced a hundred units and sold a hundred units.

The news about the car installments spread like wildfire. Every single company in New Sparta tried to buy an automobile from the new dealership. This was their only chance to finally even the odds against the Upper Echelons!

The first hundred spots were quickly filled up early in the morning. Some tried to buy multiple automobiles, but Michael rejected them. His goal for this kind of deal promo was to let the automobile become as spread to as many people as possible. It wouldn’t be good if only a few companies were in possession of them.

In fact, once the Conglomerates and the Upper Echelons found out about this, they quickly lined up to buy one as well.

He turned them down, of course. And even when they tried to be sneaky about it and used some spies to buy the automobiles for them, he was still able to suss them out and throw them out of the line.

At the end of the day, all the lucky customers waited at the Reborn headquarters for their automobile delivery. And even those that were unable to join the deal gathered outside the walls of New Sparta to take a gander at the event.

Some were curious. Were the Reborn company actually going to go through with this deal?

They only paid 5000 Sand Dollars as a downpayment, and now, they were being promised a Damascus-lined Automobile!

Just then, the Lamia attendant walked out of their headquarters and addressed the crowd.

”Thank you for your patience! The automobiles have finally arrived!”

And just as the crowd was about to say something, they suddenly heard the majestic sounds of heavenly horns booming from behind them.

Everyone turned around, only to see an armada of automobiles parked outside New Sparta. Except, there was a large velvet draped over the entire car itself, with a bow on top to tie it all off.

Reborn was ready to give them their gifts.

The lucky customers were guided to their automobiles, and they were given the privilege to ’unbox’ their new purchase.

They were moved to tears.

”I can’t believe the Reborn company is actually doing this. Do they not care about profit?!”

”I don’t care. I’m very grateful for them!”

”Damn! I found out about this way too late!”

But thankfully, it seemed that the Lamia attendant had something to announce to the crowd gathered at the Reborn headquarters.

”Everyone! The Reborn company thanks you for your patience. Unfortunately, all the slots has been filled for today—”

”AWWWW!”

”But come back early tomorrow as well! The first hundred people will be able to avail the installment promotion once again!”

”WHAAAAA?!”

People were surprised to learn that this automobile deal didn’t last just one day. It was a continuous thing that would go on almost indefinitely!

That didn’t make sense at all!

Not even the Conglomerates nor the Upper Echelons could understand how or why the Reborn company was doing this.

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”They’re selling the cars again?”

Gabriel’s father slumped over his desk as he looked at the reports. He massaged his head. The Reborn company was giving him a lot of headaches.

”Why?”

He asked himself.

From a business standpoint, this new move of theirs was simply a bad decision. By allowing people to purchase automobiles using an installment, they would be devaluing their own product.

They could have limited the amount of automobiles they sold. If they did, its price would continue going up. They’d be able to raise it up as high as they wanted, and there would still be people willing to buy it simply because of its tremendous use. The Conglomerates certainly would have.

But instead, they seemed to be going the route of ubiquity. They were spreading their automobiles as fast as possible.

It didn’t make sense. If the automobile was something simple to produce, then it would make sense. But as they learned after their extensive study of the construct, they found out that it was one of the most complex uses of mechanical principles known to man.

He even heard that when the Hepheasteus company tried to copy the automobile one to one, it took multiple master craftsmen working day and night for three days straight before they could complete it.

But the Reborn company was selling them like it was as easy as making a horseshoe.

”And now, they’re promising to sell a hundred automobiles every day? That’s absurd!”

It didn’t seem possible. Were they bluffing? Unlikely. They’d be destroying their own reputation if so.

Just then, a figure blurred beside him. It was one of his spies and informants.

”We found out where the automobiles come from, sir. They’re not from the Kings region. They were recently made.”

Gabriel’s father turned to him, shocked.

One of the possibilities he thought of was that the Reborn company had thousands of stock automobiles before they announced its public sale to the whole world.

That would give them the illusion that they could produce automobiles at a tremendously fast pace, earning them a good reputation from their customer base.

But his informant’s words completely disproved that.

”It’s their newly constructed building, sir. We saw the newly delivered automobile come out of that very structure. There is an extremely high chance that they produced those units inside.”

Gabriel’s father blinked multiple times. But even that couldn’t help him understand how that was possible.

”How about the Kings region? Have we established our information network there yet? We need to find out how they’re doing this.”

The man next to him shook his head. ”Not yet, sir. Our spies have experienced a little bit of a setback recently. We’ve been clashing with the other Conglomerates and Upper Echelons trying to find the same thing.”

Gabriel’s father sighed. That was just how competitive things were between them all.

If there was anything scrumptious about the Reborn company, they wanted to be the first to know about it.

”Send some spies into their automobile building. I want to see their production.”