Prius Essays

  • Toyota Prius

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    Description: In 1995, Hiroshi Okuda, president of Toyota Motor Corp., considers whether to push for a more aggressive launch of the Toyota Prius--an automobile that incorporates Toyota's new and technically advanced hybrid power train. This launch decision allows discussion of the importance of the Prius in Toyota's overall product strategy and explores issues ranging from market structure to competitive advantage and competitive dynamics. | |Learning Objective:

  • Prius Commercial Essay

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    Prius: from Family Friendly to Rebellious     When consumers see a Prius on commercials or anywhere they go, their perspective of the Prius as more of a friendly, environmentally safe family hybrid car that would lose the interest of anybody else that doesn’t fit in that category. Consumer would shift into other vehicle that are mostly cool than just a Prius itself alone. Until Toyota see the Prius as just a friendly hybrid car from their consumers, they immediately decide to make this commercial

  • Toyota Prius Stereotypes

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    The toyota Prius is projected as the “right” car to buy because you will save the planet. Many people tout the benefits on the environment that hybrid cars have. Toyoda has adopted this into many of their hybrid car advertisements to help sell cars to the environmentally conscious consumer. The Prius has been Toyota's top seller in their hybrid car lineup for years, in fact it even tops the hybrid charts across all of car manufactures in america. Prius outsold its closest competitor in the hybrid

  • Toyota Prius vs Honda Insight

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    Toyota Prius vs Honda Insight This paper aims at examining on Toyota and Honda’s current environmental control systems for next century’s energy vehicles, comparing released the echo automobile, Prius, Toyota and Insight, Honda. Specification Prius was released in December 1997 in Japan in order to reduce emissions in urban areas, which startled the world. The Japan-market Prius, which has sold 35,000 units, was optimized for "stop-and-go" driving, so it needed some tuning to meet the requirements

  • Toyota's Prius Advertisement Campaign

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    of the advertisement campaign for the Prius, Toyota has often painted a grossly inaccurate depiction of the effects of its vehicles. Often the suggestion of a “do-no-wrong” or “I-love-the-environment-more-than-you” feeling is conveyed. Eventually, someone got fed up with the stereotypical image Toyota created and launched their own advertisement, favoring to use body-dumpers instead of environmentally conscience individuals as model drivers. Indeed the Prius is a revolutionary vehicle, it’s gas-mileage

  • Hybrid Car: Honda Insight and Toyota Prius

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    Hybrid Car: Honda Insight and Toyota Prius Gasoline price is rising and we do not know how many times it would rise. We do not want your car cost you $25 or $30 each time you pull it to the gas station. Hybrid car is a solution to solve this problem; it combines two or more sources of power. A typical of hybrid car combines a gasoline motor and an electric motor. A special feature for a hybrid car is that we do not need long extension cords to charge the battery. The Hybrid car usually recovers

  • Toyota Prius Commercial Essay

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    towed? Well the Prius is the answer to your problems; it’s a fuel-efficient car that can outlast a police chase. The Prius is known for is exceptional gas efficiency however; the acceleration of a Prius is underrated. In the 2016 Toyota Prius commercial, a police chase last over a couple days. The conversation between the dispatch and police officer was, “This thing is actually pretty fast,” and the dispatch replies with “that’s not funny” (Ibid) If a cop car cannot catch a Prius it must be pretty

  • Toyota Prius Commercial

    1103 Words  | 3 Pages

    The 2016 Toyota Prius Super Bowl commercial was exceptionally effective. It had an engaging storyline, which caught the attention of its viewers. It was apparent as to what exactly the commercial was advertising, due to the fact that the brand of the vehicle was clearly represented through the voicing of the car's company. It sparked a firm connection with its audience, along with the product. The quality of the video was strong. The type of context which was executed added onto the commercials meaning

  • Toyota Prius Persuasive Speech

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    are are just as good or better than bigger, muscle-head vehicles. You can't always judge a vehicle by its interior.The Toyota uses a trick to convince viewers that the ordinary,original, Prius is just as swift, and effective as a bigger,muscle-head vehicles. The commercial attempts to compare the new Toyota Prius has the leading, popular, voted car to have.

  • The Marketing Environment and Consumer Choice

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    implications. Journal of Nonprofit and Public Sector Marketing, vol.19, no.1, pp. 1-33. OECD, 2009, The Automobile Industry in and Beyond the Crisis. OECD Economic Outlook, vol.2, no. 86, pp. 81-112. Toyota Motor Corporation, 2008, Worldwide Prius Sales Top 1 Million. viewed 3 October 2011, . Weygandt, et al. 2007, Managerial Accounting: Tools for Business, John Wiley & Sons, New York

  • Taking a Look at the Toyota Motor Corporation

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    makes Toyota such a successful company. General Information and History Toyota Motor Corporation is a Japanese car company. It operates 75 manufacturing companies globally and markets vehicles in more than 170 companies. Its brands include the Lexus, Prius, Avensis and Auris (“Company”, n.d.). This company started when Sakichi Toyoda built Toyota Model G Automatic Loom in year 1924. However, its patent was sold to British Company. In year 1933, Automobile Department was established in Toyoda Automatic

  • The Economic Reality Of Hybrid Vehicles

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    Executive Summary: The high price of gas at the pump has many Americans looking for alternates to their gas powered vehicles. One of the most popular option right now is a hybrid vehicle. The question that comes to mind is, are hybrid vehicles worth it? With record high gas prices due to the price of oil, most car owners out there have major concerns over their gas usage. Over the past ten years, the cost of gasoline has grown 250%! The price of oil has doubled since January of this year. The high

  • Swot Analysis Of Toyota

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    Executive summary Currently, Toyota Prius is the best hybrid car in US collection market. It is one of the most modern sedans in the automotive sector in the business environment. It offers a competitive lead to other businesses since it is environmental friendly and it offers the most excellent fuel system. The market of this vehicle is experiencing development on an impressive degree with the market sales per year being around 550,000 every year in the US from year-2008. The paper starts with the

  • A Rhetorical Analysis Of Prius By John Green

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    This commercial was made by the car company, Prius, that prides itself as being the first eco-friendly car in early 2008. It advertises the toyota prius as a new innovation that helps the earth unlike other cars. It’s geared towards people who drive or will be driving, or basically anyone that cares about their environment. It wasn’t until the early 2000’s when everyone started becoming aware of global warming and the effects of pollution on earth. Therefore, this ad was created to advertise another

  • Toyota's Competitive Strategy Of Toyota

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    automobile. Toyota is able to target such a large market because they have something for everyone. Toyota has four wheel drive trucks and SUVs for the outdoor types or those who live in areas that face severe weather conditions, hybrid models like the Prius for the eco-friendly customers that are interested in saving the environment, along with the standard cars for general, everyday use. Additionally, Toyota provides vehicles for all price ranges.

  • Toyota Motor Corporation Case Study

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    CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY 2 Introduction This essay presents a case of a company that has dealt with public criticism from various stakeholders. In the introduction part readers will be able to know the company, its mission, and the type of business that it provides. Later on, the essay identifies the event which was responsible for the strong criticisms promoted by stakeholders, what the specific criticisms were, and the business’ response to the criticisms. All researched information can

  • High Demand for Hybrid Cars in the United States

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    Toyota Prius. The Prius has been the most commonly profound hybrid since year 2000. The name Prius is virtually tantamount with the word Hybrid, as most would agree with. As demonstrated by their numbers, the Toyota Prius is by far the most well-known, with over one million cars sold solely in the United States to this day. Statistics show that most buyers that pursue this type of vehicle are mostly all for eco-friendly and/or economic trepidations (The Corvallis Advocate, 2012). When the Prius was

  • Toyota Marketing Strategy

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    today have done well to encourage a thinking culture in their regular business and very successful led the world to believe they are a green company, with the lunch of the green Priuc. The Prius has had so much worldwide leading everyone to believe they are the best in environmental engineering. However, Toyota Prius has allowed the other models in the Toyota range to benefits from the knock effects. As looking the other different brands Toyota have counted as one of the creative Toyota seeks to revitalize

  • The Newest Type of Transportation

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    State Legislatures. www.ncsl.org/programs/esnr/transfer4.htm [6] This is the Honda Insight, new hybrid vehicle. Nice, Karim “How Hybrid Cars Work.” How Stuff Works. www.howstuffworks.com/hybrid-car.htm 2004 [7] The new Toyota hybrid car, The Prius. Nice, Karim “How Hybrid Cars Work.” How Stuff Works. www.howstuffworks.com/hybrid-car.htm 2004 [8] This chart shows the future company, car, and year the new hybrid will be on the market. Nice, Karim “How Hybrid Cars Work.” How Stuff Works

  • History Of Hybrid Cars

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    highway. Following up the Honda Insight, Toyota released the Toyota Prius which was the first ever hybrid four-door sedan in the United States. In 2002, Honda produced the Honda Civic Hybrid that is identical to the conventional Civic. Toyota also introduced the Toyota Prius II. It won the 2004 Car of the Year from the Motor Trend Magazine and the North American Auto Show. Toyota produced between 36,000 to 47,000 Toyota Prius II in the United States. As the years have gone by, the popularity