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    In the automotive industry, competition is intense although the numbers of players are moderate. The industry is also large and matured. Should a firm decide to leave the industry, there are huge costs to be encountered hence the firms always opt to stay put even in the face of bankruptcies. Companies in the industry also competes in innovation and this enhances the levels of competition witnessed in the industry (Toyota Motor Corporation, 2014). In the same vein, customer loyalty is also high…

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    Over the past fifty years, the American automotive industry has proven to be a pivotal aspect of our country’s economy, as this provides for many livelihoods of our citizens. Before taking a deeper look at the Corvette and how the car itself promotes American perseverance, research shows that the manufacturers themselves embrace this challenge to overcome adversity, and cherish American ingenuity as they fight for what’s best for our people. Taking a look at General Motors for example, an…

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    Tesla Case Study

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    the leading edge of technology, according to Oulton, 2016. Tesla’s initiatives to develop programs such as specialized services and battery exchange continue to separate them from the competition. Additionally, consumers within the automotive electric vehicle (EV) industry are attracted to Tesla based on the following attributes which create specific appeal to the Tesla. • The Tesla sales experience sets them apart from a normal dealership. They have a direct to consumer model rather than…

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    Klein, Nana Osei and John Williams” Industry Toyota Motor Inc. is a Japanese established automobile manufacturer, which is headquartered in Toyota, Aichi, Japan. They operate with in the automotive industry, which includes all companies and activities involved in the manufacturing, development, and marketing of motor vehicles and most of their components, such as engines and bodies; this excluding tires, batteries, and fuel. The primary products of the industry are passenger cars and light…

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    ’s primary industry is automobile manufacturing. By definition, the automobile manufacturing industry in the US includes companies that “manufacture cars and automobile chassis…produce cars, including electric cars, in assembly plants.” This industry does not include the manufacturing of light or heavy trucks and motorcycles. The major players in the industry include General Motors Corporation, Toyota Motor Corporation, Ford Motor Company, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, Hyundai-Kia Automotive Group,…

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    Analysis of an Automobile Manufacturing Industry The automobile industry is one of the most competitive industries across the world. Over the past few years, the industry has been characterized by chaotic competitiveness, a rising cost of fuel and growing concerns for environmental sustainability has made it very difficult for companies to operate (Ellwood, 2008). While most companies within the automobile industry have embraced the need for small and efficient cars that utilize very minimal…

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    opened the door to an undiscovered industry of extraordinary size and wealth. In only a few decades, his innovations permanently transformed the United States. Henry Ford prepared humanity for the steep development of the mechanical world, with particular focus in the automotive business. He transformed the automobile, from a development of unclear utility, into an advancement that significantly formed the twentieth century. Ford revolutionized the auto industry with one single, powerful…

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    In past few decades in American automotive industry especially General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler also known as "BIG THREES” were remained in headlines over their disappointing demand and sales results. We have also seen a role of US Government as a savior by providing financial support. "U.S. spent about $80 billion to rescue GM, Chrysler, and their auto-part suppliers. With all the government-held shares sold, Uncle Sam booked a $10.5 billion loss on its GM investment. The U.S. lost another $1…

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    AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY: 2ND STAGE AFTER BUYING A CAR BECOMES COMPETITION/CONSUMER FRIENDLY ABSTRACT To a consumer, buying a car is not a simple task. A great deal of thought, price-comparison, cross-brand research and several other factors go into buying a car; not to mention the high costs of buying and maintaining it. What happens when the costs of car-repair eventually outweigh the cost of buying a car? What happens when the consumer has no option but to pay the high-costs of repair, because…

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    manage successfully manufacturing and services industries. Ford is an iconic brand known around the world, which is used to its advantage. Ford Company has much other strength that include, commitment to environment protection by developing low emissions technologies, repeatability of technologies, excellent engineering and production workforce possessing global competencies as well as capabilities of localization of products in respective countries. They also have excellent knowledge and…

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