- September 26, 2006
- Audi, Automobile Cool News, Awards, Chevrolet, More Categories...
- Posted by George Peterson
- Comments Off on Motorist's Choice Awards – a New Benchmark Rating Automotive Excellence
Inaugural Motorist's Choice Awards honor vehicles that best satisfy their buyers and have the lowest relative cost of ownership in their class. AutoPacific and IntelliChoice have teamed up to develop this new benchmark of automotive customer satisfaction.
- September 26, 2006
- Audi, Automobile Cool News, Awards, Chevrolet, More Categories...
- Posted by George Peterson
- Comments Off on Motorist’s Choice Awards – a New Benchmark Rating Automotive Excellence
Inaugural Motorist's Choice Awards honor vehicles that best satisfy their buyers and have the lowest relative cost of ownership in their class. AutoPacific and IntelliChoice have teamed up to develop this new benchmark of automotive customer satisfaction.
- May 2, 2006
- Concept Cars, Scion, Toyota
- Posted by George Peterson
- Comments Off on Scion FUSE and the Future
The next Scion coupe may take the shape of the 2006 FUSE concept.
- December 30, 2005
- New Model Introductions, Scion, Toyota
- Posted by George Peterson
- Comments Off on USA Today – Yaris Pleasant Enough to Drive
Jim Healey of USA Today reaches similar conclusions as VehicleVoice (http://www.vehiclevoice.com) and AutoPacific (http://www.autopacific.com) relative to the upcoming Toyota Yaris. Excellent replacement for the Toyota Echo, low entry price, but seems a little expensive when loaded with equipment most American drivers demand.
- November 29, 2005
- Scion, Survey Results, The Car Biz
- Posted by mbmartin
- Comments Off on GenY Buyers Want Value and Image in Their Vehicle Purchase
VehicleVoice and AutoPacific research yields clues in attracting young buyers to new cars and trucks.
- November 19, 2005
- Auto XPRT Speaks..., Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, More Categories...
- Posted by George Peterson
- 3 Comments
An article in the Saturday, November 19, 2005 Wall Street Journal projects that Toyota may overtake General Motors as the highest selling carmaker in 2006.