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Aug/23 - AutoPacific Discusses Cash for Clunkers
AutoPacific's Stephanie Brinley joined a Cash for Clunkers discussion on WDIV-Detroit's Flashpoint. Other guests: Peter DeLorenzo, John McElroy, Jim Hall. Host Guy Gordon.
Aug/11 - Motorist Choice Awards Reveal Vehicles That Please Both Hearts and Minds
Right brain, left brain; the practical versus the emotional - an age-old dilemma often at the center of decision making when buying a new car or truck. The 2009 Motorist Choice Awards recognize new cars and trucks that give their owners both economic and emotional satisfaction, helping new-car buyers find vehicles that best satisfy all of their personal-transportation needs. The fourth annual Motorist Choice Awards survey, announced today, scores 196 cars, trucks, crossovers and SUVs.
Jul/28 - Americans Open To Vehicles From China and India
Newly released research shows fifteen percent of new car buyers in the United States say they would consider purchasing their next vehicle from China, and eleven percent would consider buying a car from India, without knowing specific brands or vehicles. This compares with sixteen percent who said they would consider a vehicle from Korea, which has been marketing vehicles in the U. S. since the 1980s.
Jul/14 - Americans Keeping Their Cars Longer
An annual survey of new vehicle buyers shows a significant increase in the number of people planning to hold onto their cars and trucks. In 2005, just over 46 percent of new car acquirers indicated they would not be shopping for a new vehicle for four years or more; in the just completed survey that number has risen to about 59 percent - an increase of almost 13 percent. At the same time, the number of people intending to replace their vehicle within the next 2 years has fallen.
Jun/29 - US Auto Makers Score Most Wins In Meeting Consumer Expectations
Porsche and Ford Motor Company earned top honors in the 2009 Ideal Vehicle Awards (IVA), announced today by automotive research firm AutoPacific