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Friday, May 27, 2011

What is hold in 2007 for the motor industry?

With forecast continued rising real estate prices and interest rates will increase is expected to continue, this means the consumer, less disposable income and therefore less likely to buy new or more cars? And is this direct impact on the hundreds and thousands of garages and motor body workshops?
Steps to what will have whatever the economy on the auto trade, businesses of all sizes some simple but very effective to try and make 2007 successfully. These include:
1. Find out what your customers really want - it is very easy for companies, in the habit of assuming that they know what their customers want to come. However wish and expectations are constantly changing and most successful companies will anticipate these needs and offer solutions to meet them. And when it comes to the auto trade it possible that 2007 call for a shift from customers will mean low prices to a focus on customer service. For motor dealers which have always focused, this can be only a good thing on the provision of high-quality service.
2. Entities aware the industry as a whole - forced by the manufacturer East due to over-regulation in the automotive industry to small workshops and body workshops, the impact that new Government proposals "pay as you drive" on the future of our roads could have someone within the auto trade knowing a duty, what goes on the understanding. Journals, General gossip and simply keep your ear to the ground can often be used to keep in contact and you have a competitive advantage.
Finally, what promises part of Auto trade, in 2007, or another work hard but exciting time so stop Turkey, have a relaxing new year and I hope that 2007 is happy and successful.

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