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至关无意思,谈到了一些往常汽车旧事里不会讲的问题。例如上面这段谈到澳洲顾客的偏好。
有空的时分能够通读一遍。
So you’ve seen a perspective from Europe and Japan, what is it that actually makes the Australian market unique?
I’ve had time to think about it because people often say, ‘what’s an Australian car consumer like?’, and the way I’ve personified it, is Australians like European design and European quality, but they prefer American powertrains because of the distances they have to drive sometimes.
That sort of personifies that Australian consumer.
I guess one of the differences here is the Japanese brands have done quite well, because the cars they make haven’t had to compete head-on with the locals.
So in Europe they would have to compete with the Volkswagens and the French brands directly. In the US the big brands make those size cars as well. So you have to compete with them, and it’s a different environment and a bit harder to get a foothold.
I think they’ve had a long consistent place in the Australian market, so it reflects the Japanese brands being a bit more prominent here. |
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