toyota a legend
By hamza123
@hamza123 (981)
Pakistan
February 25, 2008 4:14am CST
Automakers spend billions of dollars to promote their vehicles and build brand awareness. Yet, marketing alone does not shape consumer perception without a clear connection to the vehicles in the showroom. In the latest Auto Pulse survey conducted by the Consumer Reports National Research Center, Toyota and Honda brands ranked first and second, respectively, by dominant margins over all others. Likewise, the vehicles from those brands have consistently performed well in our testing, often ranking among the best in their classes, and have been mostly at the top of our reliability ratings over the years.
This survey focused on how consumers perceive and rank car brands in seven crucial areas, including safety, quality, value, performance, environmental friendliness, design, and technological innovation. It also looks at which of those factors are most important to consumers when buying a vehicle.
http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/cars/new-cars/news/2008/01/brand-perceptions/overview/brand-perceptions-top-5.htm
http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/cars/new-cars/news/2008/01/brand-perceptions/top-five-in-brand-perception/brand-perceptions-top-5.htm
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@vinaykiran28 (5149)
• India
13 May 08
Toyota has always been struck to its quality and no wonder its the world no. 1 automaker in the world. The tested and proven technology of Toyota makes it different from others. Toyota builts its vehicles so that it can reach large number of people and give them their value of money. Honda has its own class and is the poineer in the petrol engined futuristic vehicles.
@marinarovi (1318)
• Argentina
25 Feb 08
My boyfriend works at Toyota. And for what I know, Toyota's quality control system and optimizing production time are taught at university as an example of good work... So i guess all that shows in the end...
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