Phillip is a luxury RV dealer in the midwestern United States. For years he has had difficulty selling these RVs locally because there were few places for customers to store the RVs off-season. RVs and spaces to store them are an example of
A)substitute products.
B)purely competitive products.
C)status quo pricing products.
D)complementary products.
E)competitive parity products.

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RVs and spaces to store them are complementary products. Selling an RV without a place to store it off-season would not be practical for many customers, which is why Phillip has had difficulty selling the RVs locally. By offering a storage solution as well, he can market the RVs more effectively and meet the needs of his customers.

Phillip Is a Luxury RV Dealer in the Midwestern United