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J.D. Power ranks Mercedes-Benz #1 for customer retention
That's customer retention, not retentive customers, though Mercedes-Benz could be said to enjoy both. J.D. Power and Associates has been indexing customer retention for seven years, and Mercedes-Benz tops the list in 2009. Power measures how many vehicle buyers are replacing an older model from the same brand, and Mercedes-Benz's 67-percent retention rate tops all others, including the usual suspects, Honda and Toyota. What's resonating with customers are resale value and quality. Even used Mercs are spendy, but they all ooze an air of ... Read more →
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J.D. Power ranks Mercedes-Benz #1 for customer retention 11 days ago on Autoblog
That's customer retention, not retentive customers, though Mercedes-Benz could be said to enjoy both. J.D. Power and Associates has been indexing customer retention for seven years, and Mercedes-Benz tops the list in 2009. Power measures how many vehicle buyers are replacing an older model from ...
J.D. Power lowers U.S. sales forecast... again 1 year ago on Autoblog
J.D. Power and Associates have lowered their U.S. sales light-vehicle forecast for 2008 to just 14.2 million units. This is the third time the global information services company have updated their numbers. In March, they announced that sales would not hit their initial 15.7 million estimate, ...
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