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    1. Describe the economic characteristics of the global motor vehicle industry. Global vehicle industry has experienced several changes due to internal and external factors. External factors were such as the effects of Great Recession and following credit crunch, which has made it hard for consumers to undertake loan for vehicle purchasing causing a slowdown in depend, which was further compounded by uncertain economic conditions. Since vehicles are dependent on gas, the industry overall has

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    PESTEL is analytical instrument that identifies and analyses the external influences on 10 years period and clarify they way an organisation should deal with the key external and internal factors that need to be taken into account in order to accomplish any organisations' intiatives. The term PESTEL refers to the: Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Environmental and Legal factors. These factors are significant especially in the global automobile industry where billions of several large

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    Honda Motor Company

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    Porter’s Five Forces (Industry Analysis) Bargaining Power of Suppliers: The automobile supply companies have limited bargaining power. There are so many supply firms and there are so many parts that are required to produce an automobile, requiring numerous suppliers, one would think that the automakers would be at the supplier’s mercy. However, the suppliers really have very little power. The suppliers tend to rely on one or two automakers to purchase the majority of their products. If the

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    their products will continue to have a great international impact. “Trading groups, whether bilateral or regional, are an important influence on MNEs’ strategies. Such groups can define the size of the regional market and the rules under which companies must operate. Companies in the initial stages of foreign expansion must be aware of the regional economic groups that encompass countries with good manufacturing locations or market opportunities.” For instance

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    Key Questions 1. Highlight, in the form of a list of key items, the critical issues relating to the disruptions of operations of industry in japan and the country’s partners globally. Toyota suffer drop in global market share along side Japanese rivals Honda and Nissan. The Japanese carmakers lost a huge 4.5% all together. Due to the earthquake Japanese suppliers in northeastern Japan were not able to supply any critical parts or raw materials to the Japanese car manufacturers. Toyota had a

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    Why is Ford the Best? Ford is the best because it just is. Your probably thinking right now how this statement is true. Well I’m going to tell you. Ford has been the best selling truck for the last 37 years and best selling vehicle overall for the last 32 years. When comparing sales of Ford to Chevy and GMC combined. Ford still comes out on top barely but that’s not the point. Ford still wins. And that is with Chevy and GMC combined! “While the results from the last 16 years are ridiculously close

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    E. B. White once stated “ Everything in life is somewhere else, and you get there in a car.” Since 95 percent of American households have a car, this statement must be factual . Cars provide some of the necessities in life: jobs, convenience, and affordability. The increasing need for automobiles has also increased the need for mechanics, car manufacturers, and insurance companies. For example, a company such as General Motors employs about 220,000 people who average a salary of $75,000. These

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    The 2018 RAM Limited Tungsten Edition answers the ultimate battle for finding the elemental antithesis to fragile masculinity. Chevy answered with steel harder than aluminum, but the 2018 RAM truck raises the ante with Tungsten. In the third quarter of this year, you can buy the Tungsten edition in the 1500, 2500 and 3500 crew-cab at Wabash RAM. This model has all the popularity of the Ford F-150 without the Ford. The Tungsten Edition distinguishes itself because of a white-and-indigo leather seating

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    star Kurt Busch believes that F1 will have a better chance of getting a strong presence in the United States if it gets a race in a major city like Las Vegas. A plan is being made to get a race in Las Vegas within the next couple of years, with F1 group chief executive Bernie Ecclestone eager to add a second race in America alongside its current home in Austin, Texas. Busch, which currently live in Las Vegas, believes that getting the right location for a big racing event like the F1 grand prix is

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    Enterprise Rent-A-Car

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    Enterprise Rent-A-Car has more strengths than weaknesses. This is obvious in their solid product development, big market share, resilient brand uniqueness, outstanding customer service, diverse pickup service, and global market expansion. Being that Enterprise is the top car-rental service provider in the U.S. Weakness: - Their main weaknesses are that they provide older car models than their opponents and have age limitations on some cars. Opportunities: - for Enterprise Rent-A-Car include growing

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