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    MINI Countryman VS Beetle When talking about the compact car market‚ the well-known models may MINI’s Countryman and Volkswagen’s Beetle. They are often considered direct competitors in this market. This article is to analyze the commercial for each model. Let’s start with MINI’s countryman first. Background The MINI Countryman is a crossover SUV car. In fact‚ it is the first 4-door model to be launched under the MINI marque‚ whereas MINI is most well-known for its 2-door MINI Cooper. What makes

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    Introduction There are over 5844 speed cameras in the United Kingdom and 2500 of them being mobile speed cameras‚ given that there are 245‚000 miles of road in the country that means that every 40 miles of road has a speed camera on it on average. That is a staggering number of speed cameras on the roads‚ but are they really needed? [JohnHenry.net] The first speed camera was conceptualised in 1905 when a patent for “time recording camera for trapping motorists” [Wikipedia]. But it wasn’t until 1958

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    Jesus Pagan Domestic Cars vs. Imports In 1890 the American auto industry was born‚ it was the fastest growing auto industry in the world. By 1928 the first affordable automobile was released. The Ford Model T shortly after the American market became dominated by three major car manufacturers. Ford‚ Chrysler and General Motors. Those companies continued to prosper and become extremely successful. That was until the late 1970’s when oil prices skyrocketed and increased competition from foreign

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    Strength | 1. Established in 1992 & total employee strength of 10000 employees 2. Malaysia’s second largest automobile manufacturer after Proton 3. Among largest small car manufacturers in Asia 4. Indirectly linked to Toyota which gives an image of Japanese association | Weakness | 1.They are notorious for low safety standards due to their design 2.They are excessively dependent on Toyota for upgrades 3.A local Malaysian player thus currently limited reach | Opportunity | 1.They should

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    Russian Car industry The 1 st answer is not given in case . u can find from net The second is given in case. In file named image four to image 8 u had sent to me Ans 3 Future of Russian Car industry Russia has potential to become a major automotive base for the export of vehicles and components to the rest of the world. The future of Russian Car industry is attractive as the industry is having following strengths. * Russia has amole supplies of many of the world’s most value natural resources

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    A Case Study in Influence: Hyundai Everyone wants to be the best. If you aren’t the best‚ then chances are you’re looking to see who is and trying to emulate them. Put simply‚ influencers attract imitators. Lately‚ Hyundai has proved to be a leader in the auto industry. While sales of competitors have slowed to a crawl‚ Hyundai has been cruising in the fast lane and gobbling up market share along the way. Other automakers are taking notice‚ and copying Hyundai’s strategies. A decade ago‚ Hyundai

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    Throughout American history there has been an extravagant amount of change from where things once were. Government intervention has revitalized the economy of the government and has prevented any massive destruction to our country. Without intervention our country would not be where it is currently. The advancements in technology‚ un-abusive labor‚ and safety can all be credited to intervention. Without a plan in place there is no objective to be accomplished. When plans are created‚ this as a result

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    Key drivers for the growth of Indian Auto industry Finance Availability Poor public transport system Improved Infrastructure Low car penetration Rising Family Income Exchange of Cars Favorable duty structure Changing lifestyle Pestel AUTO POLICY VISION  TO ESTABLISH A GLOBALLY COMPETITIVE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY IN INDIA AND TO DOUBLE ITS CONTRIBUTION TO THE ECONOMY BY 2010 1. POLICY OBJECTIVES This policy aims to promote integrated‚ phased‚ enduring and self-sustained growth of the Indian

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    Competitor’s Price Offering Competitor’s Price comparison 1. (Cars) Hyundai | I30(21450$) | Gets (14680$) | Accent (16800$) | Avante/Elantra (21000$) | Sonata NF/YF (22-25400$) | Genesis | Equus | Volkswagen | | Polo (17-24000$) | Golf (25-27000$) | Jetta (27000$) | Passat (34-54000$) | | Phaeton (87000$) | Skoda | | | Fabia (18-22000$) | | Octavia (25-34800$) | | | Mercedes Benz | | | | | C-class (37-45000$) | E-class (49-70000$) | S-class (80-110000$) | Nissan | | | Tiida

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    Toyota shakes the American automaker ’s dominance. This suggested mode of production insists on human-centric‚ achieves manufacturing just-in-time and automation‚ reduces and limits the cost to a greatest extent.� When Volkswagen entered the Chinese market‚ and established the FAW-Volkswagen‚ it phases the lean production system‚ and the staffs optimize from the initially more than 8000 to 5700 people.� However‚ as an old Japanese industrial enterprise‚ Toyota carried out a Japanese-style management notion

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