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Table 1.1
Age No of respondents
18-24 6
25-34 14
35-44 11
45-54 7
55 and more 2
Total 40
Analysis:
According to the respondents, Age group of 25-34 is most interested in buying
Sports cars that is around 34% followed by Age Group of 35-44.
Answers No of respondents
Yes 37
No 3
Analysis:
The result was totally skewed to one side and respondents agree that Purchase of
Sports cars is totally related to the Income level of an Individual which is 92%.
Q3) Rank the following parameters on your purchase preference?
Table 3.1
Answers No of respondents
Price 10
Quality 15
Availability 7
Involvement 5
Recommendation 3
Total 40
Analysis:
Most of the respondents prefer quality followed by price and availability. This response
shows that customers are ready to pay of quality.
Q4) Why does one person purchase a Sports Brand?
Table 4.1
Value No of respondents
Quality 3
Flaunt value 20
Interested in art 7
Exclusivity 10
Analysis:
In opinion of respondents, majority of people buy sports cars because they want to
flaunt their superiority over others. Followed by those people who really
have taste of art and exclusiveness of the sports that is around 30%.
Q5) Is the quality of Sports brands are more superior then others?
Chart 5.1
Automobile Indutry
Analysis:
Our assumption is correct, about 73% of the respondents believe in the superior quality of sports cars
.
Chart 6.1
Sales
Analysis:
About 72% of the respondents are of the view that service quality in sports car brands is more
superior then other brands.
Q7) What is the factor the effect most while purchasing a car?
Chart 7.1
Factor Effecting
Analysis:
The graph indicates that majorly people tend to see as brand of the car as the major factor that
ffects theb uyIngd ecIsIono fa c ustomera ndo therf actorst hat a
r e t o o t a k e n I n t o considerations are engine power, shape, looks, etc.
Chart 9.1
Q10) What are the sources of information to get to know about the sports cars?
Table 10.1
Television 22 44%
Newspaper 3 6%
Product demos 2 4%
Analysis:
From the above chart it can be found that 44% were influenced by the TV advertisement. 24
% influenced by experienced users, 12% were influenced by Personal sources and 10% were
influenced by sales representatives. Newspaper and product demos were influenced by 6%
and 4% respectively.
Q11) What are the general factors that influence a customer purchase decision?
Chart 11.1
Analysis:
The above table shows that most of the customers rates comfort as the most important factor
for purchasing a car, then comes mileage, style and price respectively. Color is not having
that much influence on buying decision.
Q12) What are the customer’s opinion on style for purchasing a sports car?
Chart 12.1
Analysis:
From the above table we can see that, 34% customers were highly influenced and 64
% were influenced by the style of the sports cars while making their purchase
decision. The rest 2% were not influenced by the style.
Chart 13.1
Analysis:
The above chart shows that 70 % customers were highly influenced and 30% were
influenced by the comfort and convenience while making purchase decision.
Chart 14.1
Analysis:
The chart above shows that 48 % customers were influenced and 42% were highly
influenced by the price. The remaining 10% were not influenced by the price.
Chart 15.1
Analysis:
From the above table we can see that 82% customers were influenced and 14% were highly
influenced by the product features of sports cars. 4% was not influenced by the product
features.
Q16) What is customer opinion about technology while purchasing a sports car?
Table 16.1
Influenced 33 66%
Not influenced 3 6%
Total 50 100%
Chart 16.1
Analysis:
The above table shows that 14% customers were highly influenced and 33% customers
highly influenced by the technology. Remaining 3% was not influenced by the technology.
Chart 17.1
Analysis:
The chart above shows that 62% of customers were influenced by the brand image while making
their buying decision whereas 38% respondents were not influenced by the brand image.
Chart 18.1
Analysis:
The chart shows that 96% customers using their car for personal purposes. The remaining
4% were using it for official purposes.
Table 19.1
Influenced 13 26%
Neutral 14 28%
Total 50 100%
Analysis
This shows that 32% customers are highly influenced with the after sales service of
the companies where as there is a mere 2% customers who aren’t satisfied with the
after sales
Entry-level luxury/compact executive cars
The entry-level luxury category is also known as the compacting Britain and (
Mittelklasse
in German). In the India, this segment mostly includes the bottom vehicles in the line-up of luxury brands
as well as the top-of-the-line models of some non-luxury brands. Compact executive cars tend to have
complex powertrain and mechanical layouts, resulting in increased cost and reduced interior passenger
and trunk space, compared to mass compact. However, material and building quality is higher, there are
exclusive features
Other vehicles such as theLexusESandAcura TLare also considered entry-level luxury as well, though
they do not fall under European luxury classifications as they are larger and not sold
there.R e c e n t l y , t h e e n t r y - l e v e l l u x u r y h a s b e e n v e r y c o m p e t i t i v e , a n d t h e r e h a s
b e e n p r i c e - overlapping with well-equipped non-luxury cars. The bestselling vehicles of the marque
are frequently compact executive cars, such as the BMW 3 Series that makes up 40% of the
vehicles that BMW sells worldwide