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    INTRODUCTION In 2009, HyundaiCard’s vice-president of marketing Jae-Woo Park met with several other marketing managers to discuss new strategies for the HyundaiCard in Korea. HyundaiCard entered the Korean credit card industry in 1999; they initially started with their “M” card that was targeted to their customers buying an automobile. This card proceeded to be a success and jump started their dive into the credit card industry to a full. Although the card was a success, HyundaiCard suffered

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    Jason Choi Student ID: 910687406 Professor Simeon IBUS 690_01 Automotive Industry in South Korea I. Introduction (Sector Analysis) A. Country Background Known as one of the Four Asian Tigers, South Korea, officially known as the Republic of South Korea has become a major force in today’s globalized economy. With a population of just around fifty million people, South Korea has a thriving economy, which is Asia’s fourth largest economy with a GDP (nominal) of $1.151 trillion

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    Kevin Hart stars as a father that keeps track of his daughter’s movements from a smart phone or smart watch device in a Hyundai Genesis. From this commercial, Hyundai is going for the sense of familiarity, showroom sales trickery, and effectiveness for profit. As stated before, Hyundai is using famous actor Kevin Hart in their commercial for familiarity among the people. Hyundai advertises Hart using their product to show what the car is intended to do: drive, be tracked by a device of some type

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    Firstly, specific identification method is a method of recording inventory costs for small number of expensive identifiable or easily distinguished items like cars or automobiles, furniture, handcraft, fine watches, and jewelry. Using this method, you can calculate the cost of goods sold and cost of ending inventory at the end of the accounting period. What to do first is to do a physical count of the remaining specific identifiable items which can easily be separated. Then the cost of each remaining

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    I. Context and Problem/Opportunity (100 words) Buying a car is a high-involvement purchase as you can be faced was a large selection of choices. When figuring out which car to buy, consumers consult the advice of family and friends. However, according to a vehicle customer survey from Maritz Research, the most important information that is also the most influential in the buying decision tends to come from an individual that has a lot of knowledge on the product, such as a cars salesperson at the

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    One of the commercials for the Super Bowl 50 was the "First Date" commercial, which starred Kevin Hart. This commercial was trying to persuade you to buy a Hyundai, while also entertaining you in the process. The father's daughter is going on a date with her boyfriend. The dad gives him the keys to his Hyundai. When the couple leave, the dad uses his car tracker to track them. First, they go to the movies and the dad sits behind them. When the boyfriend takes notice, they leave and go to the fair

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    This paper helps determine the effectiveness of the current social media for four different car brands. This paper looks at the various social media accounts of the Honda Civic, Ford Focus, Hyundai Elantra, and the Nissan Altima. The different forms of social media that will be analyzed in this paper are Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Snapchat, and Youtube. This paper takes the time to analyze the various posts these companies use to try and advertise their vehicles. Then using what was analyzed

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    Parents urged to watch over their child when they are not close by them, or even when their child has left their site of vision. This would cause one to be overprotective over their child to watch their every move while looking from afar. With the new Hyundai Genesis, has the feature of a car finder that a parent can download through an app to keep an eye on their child when needed to while they are away with friends, so they do not have to feel the need to keep calling to check-up on their child to make

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    every year, due to the large amount of people who have access to television. A sample commercial is one by Hyundai. In this commercial, the company uses Kevin Hart, a famous comedian and actor, to make their advertisement more amusing and appealing to the audience. The use of Kevin Hart makes the main form of propaganda a testimonial, and this is achieved throughout the commercial. Hyundai especially makes the ad appealing to fathers by having Kevin Hart stalk his daughter’s date night. He uses Hyundai’s

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    Service” for regularly scheduled complimentary maintenance and vehicle service. 3. Is it possible to purchase the Tucson Fuel Cell? - No, the Tucson Fuel Cell is currently not for the sale, but only available for lease. The vehicle must be returned to Hyundai Auto Canada at the end of the 36-month term or 60,000 km mileage, whichever is first. 4. Who is eligible for leasing Tucson Fuel Cell? - Anyone can potentially become the driver of the Tucson Fuel Cell! Due to current availability of fueling infrastructure

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