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November 15, 2011
Goodyear Auto Service Centers Most Satisfying Tire Retailer in AutoPacific Replacement Tire Study
In its first Replacement Tire Brand Dynamics and
Satisfaction Study AutoPacific surveyed over 15,000 vehicle owners who bought replacement tires over the past twelve months to determine what is important when choosing a replacement tire and which tire retailers provide the most satisfying
experience. The top satisfying Tire Retailer nationally is Goodyear Auto Service Center, closely followed by Firestone Complete Auto Care, Les Schwab Tire Centers and Sam's Club.
November 1, 2011
Michelin Most Satisfying Tire Brand
Michelin is the Most Satisfying Tire Brand in AutoPacific's recent Replacement Tire Buyer Dynamics and Satisfaction Study. Knowing which tire brands provide the most satisfying tire is critical when deciding which replacement tires to purchase. In this study, AutoPacific surveyed over 15,000 vehicle owners who bought replacement tires over the past twelve months. Twenty-eight replacement tire brands were surveyed. The study was used to determine what is important when choosing a replacement tire and which tire brands provide the most satisfying experience in seven basic categories of tires.
September 22, 2011
INTELLICHOICE AND AUTOPACIFIC ANNOUNCE THE 2011 MOTORIST CHOICE AWARDS
Now in its sixth year, the Motorist Choice Award is designed to recognize those vehicles that deliver the compelling combination of high consumer satisfaction and lower-than-expected ownership costs over time. Ford led the list of winning vehicles with four, while repeat winners included the Dodge Ram HD, Hyundai Genesis and Lexus IS.
August 16, 2011
Survey of 72,000 Consumers Reveals Vehicles That Meet Their Owners Demands
The the 2011 Ideal Vehicle Awards (IVA), announced today by automotive research and consulting firm AutoPacific, reveal the vehicles that most closely match their owners desires. “Everyone has had the experience of wanting to change something after you’ve bought it and experienced it for awhile. This is especially true of vehicles,” says George Peterson, President of AutoPacific. “This research recognizes the vehicles that owners want to change the least. In other words, the vehicles that already match their owner’s demands.
August 8, 2011
Are Drivers Today Immune to High Fuel Prices?
AutoPacific regularly tracks the impact of fuel prices on the types of vehicles Americans will consider buying. The results for the just completed July 2011 Fuel Price Impact Survey (FPIS) show very interesting results.
May 19, 2011
AUTOPACIFIC ANNOUNCES 2011 VEHICLE SATISFACTION AWARDS
AutoPacific's 15th annual Vehicle Satisfaction Awards announced today reveal Lincoln as the Top Premium Brand, Chrysler as the Top Popular Brand, Mercedes-Benz S-Class as the Top Car and Cadillac Escalade as the Top Truck. Read more to see all of the segment winners!
May 6, 2011
Awards Influence Vehicle Sales
AutoPacific research reveals awards impact consumer purchase behavior. Auto manufacturers are fast to use the awards and accolades their vehicles garner in advertising. But do these awards make a difference?
April 19, 2011
Americans Want Fuel Efficiency, Not Smaller Cars
AutoPacific regularly tracks the impact of fuel prices on the type of vehicles Americans will consider buying. The results for the just completed Fuel Price Impact Survey do not suggest a mass downsizing to smaller vehicles is imminent despite rising and volatile fuel prices.
December 20, 2010
AutoPacific Forecasts Mild Recovery Pace for U.S. Light Vehicle Sales
As the automotive industry enters 2011, 2010 is notable for being the start of the road to recovery. Expected to close out at 11.4 million units, 2010 is spot on with the AutoPacific’s 2010 prediction one year ago. Going forward, the industry can look forward to year-on-year recovery through 2016 – at a healthy but mild pace – on average about 6% per year.
November 10, 2010
GENERATION Y BEGINS TO EMBRACE HYUNDAI, KIA
Results of a just released study on Generation Y new vehicle buyers in the United States shows Honda and Toyota top the list of brands most purchased by Generation Y new car buyers in 2010, followed by Ford, Chevrolet and Nissan. New to the top 10 brands purchased list in 2010 are Hyundai and Kia, at spots 6 and 8 respectively. Displaced, and no longer in the top 10, were Mazda and Jeep, who last year were in spots 6 and 8.
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