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We recently came across an interesting report about a study carried out in the UK through a report on The Australian. The study asked some 2,000 adults what they thought about other drivers solely based on their choice of car. You know, as well as we do, that such studies and surveys can be flawed and run the risk of making many people reach the wrong conclusion - we gave this one a chance nonetheless. Read more »
- Mercedes, Mini Top J.d. Power New Car Buyers’ Satisfaction Survey
The new-car buying process can be either a pleasant or a negative experience. Market research company J.D. Power has, for the 28 past years, released an annual study measuring customers’ satisfaction – and its 2014 report makes for an interesting...
- Lexus Brand And Porsche 911 Top J.d. Power's 2012 Initial Quality Study, Jaguar Jumps To Second Spot
Before you rush to remind us that we have already posted the results of a 2012 study from J.D. Powers and Associates back in February, allow us a moment to explain. The previous findings were for the 2012 U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study that recorded...
- New Study Examines Why Luxury Car Buyers Stay Loyal To Their Brands
Brand loyalty is a priority for any car manufacturer. It ensures that they have a healthy core of buyers who will remain loyal when the time comes to change their car for a new one. Luring customers away from a rival, or “conquest†sales,...
- Acura 2+1 Coupe Concept Study: Design Proposal For An Affordable Nsx
The new V10-powered NSX may have bitten the dust due to the enduring global economic crisis (click here for details) but that doesn't mean that Honda fans can't continue to dream on. The Acura 2+1 Coupe Concept you see pictured above is a design...
- Back To Future: Skoda Commissions A Report That Predicts A Hypermobile World In 2050
Skoda commissioned the "Centre for Future Studies", a UK based think-tank to predict the way we'll use our beloved vehicles in the year 2050. Among others, the report forecasts that our cars will not only be able to change their colour in a blink...
Cars
Study Claims Women Prefer Men with Eco-Friendly Cars, What do You Say?
We recently came across an interesting report about a study carried out in the UK through a report on The Australian. The study asked some 2,000 adults what they thought about other drivers solely based on their choice of car. You know, as well as we do, that such studies and surveys can be flawed and run the risk of making many people reach the wrong conclusion - we gave this one a chance nonetheless. Read more »
- Mercedes, Mini Top J.d. Power New Car Buyers’ Satisfaction Survey
The new-car buying process can be either a pleasant or a negative experience. Market research company J.D. Power has, for the 28 past years, released an annual study measuring customers’ satisfaction – and its 2014 report makes for an interesting...
- Lexus Brand And Porsche 911 Top J.d. Power's 2012 Initial Quality Study, Jaguar Jumps To Second Spot
Before you rush to remind us that we have already posted the results of a 2012 study from J.D. Powers and Associates back in February, allow us a moment to explain. The previous findings were for the 2012 U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study that recorded...
- New Study Examines Why Luxury Car Buyers Stay Loyal To Their Brands
Brand loyalty is a priority for any car manufacturer. It ensures that they have a healthy core of buyers who will remain loyal when the time comes to change their car for a new one. Luring customers away from a rival, or “conquest†sales,...
- Acura 2+1 Coupe Concept Study: Design Proposal For An Affordable Nsx
The new V10-powered NSX may have bitten the dust due to the enduring global economic crisis (click here for details) but that doesn't mean that Honda fans can't continue to dream on. The Acura 2+1 Coupe Concept you see pictured above is a design...
- Back To Future: Skoda Commissions A Report That Predicts A Hypermobile World In 2050
Skoda commissioned the "Centre for Future Studies", a UK based think-tank to predict the way we'll use our beloved vehicles in the year 2050. Among others, the report forecasts that our cars will not only be able to change their colour in a blink...