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07-07-2011, 05:17 PM | #1 | ||
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Foreign Affair: Young Car Buyers Shunning Domestic Cars
According to a story from the Detroit News, young car buyers are increasingly looking to the foreign car market for their next automobiles.
The decrease in domestic interest is considered to fall on the shoulders of a better use of technology, a more youthful approach to styling and a vibe that says "hip." The story from the Detroit News: Quote:
------------------------------------------------ [[Our View]] This isn't terribly surprising. In terms of appealing to younger audiences, the winner the last several years has seemingly been foreign market companies trying to bring together sleek design with economical vehicles that are tech-friendly. Conversely, the domestic marketplace seems to be inundated with companies trying to catch up in this respect. What do you think? Are the domestic markets in trouble or just biding their time?
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Re: Foreign Affair: Young Car Buyers Shunning Domestic Cars
Look at American cars. Usually they are cheap looking and of poor quality. I've been in the car business for 16 years and I never recommend an American car. It's sad but it's the truth. Personally when it comes to working on them Japan is my first choice, then German. American cars are at the bottom of my list. They have done it to themselves.
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