SUV Case Study

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ABSTRACT Consumer behavior towards the choice they make for a particular segment can be explained by the influence from various factors. The objective of this study it to identify and study various factors that influence a person brand preference of the SUV segments. A total of 100 people were surveyed out of which 66 were male respondent and 34 were female respondent. The data collection was through online survey. Convenience sampling was used in this research, Descriptive analysis was used to transform data into understandable format. The study showed how both male and female respond on buying SUV and also hybrid SUV. Also what factors make them switch from their current vehicle to SUV. Key Words: - Consumer Behavior, SUV, Hybrid SUV, Brand …show more content…

Then in 1960s the first luxury 4x4 SUV was Waggoner which act as a template and then JEEP motors launched its Cherokee in 1984 which became famous worldwide at that …show more content…

62.48%, Toyota managed to sell 13,333 cars as compare to 8206 cars in March 2014. 2nd best sale was shown by Honda cars with 23.17% growth in sales, they managed to sell 22,696 cars as compare to 18,426 cars in March 2014. According to Aman saxena (2014) in his paper “Consumer preference and Automobile Market in India” shows the consumer preference in Electric car segment, technological innovation, high priced small car segment, diesel-petrol preference and body style. Drivers of brand preference in SUV car segments in India Research paper by Dani V, Pabalkar Vanishree, discussed about The Automobile sector has seen a plethora of changes over a period of time. It is one of the highly competitive and one of the most flourished Industries. With more and more Automakers adding up in the Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) segment, India is all geared up in the domestic circuit. Lister Beth: Drive-by-development: the role of the SUV in humanitarian assistance, discussed about the SUV which had the long and complex role in humanitarian assistance and that this extends further than being a useful mode of transport. Research

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