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Consumer Reports magazine has made it very clear that Ford has excellent reputation among customers while Chrysler needs to get back on its feet and fight for the shoppers’ trust all over.
The research was done under “buy American” motto. The results have come rather positive: 81% consumers are ready to shop for a vehicle made by the native manufacturers and Ford is the leader in this group. Consumer Reports claims Ford’s success was built on the company’s aversion to accepting any federal help with the appeal to consumers.
Chrysler is down this year because of the trials it had to go through. Bankruptcy and merge with Fiat did not benefit the company and it is obvious that Italian automaker is more concerned about its expansion to American market than about the Chrysler’s restructuring.
GM is in the middle between the two. Many consumers would consider a GM vehicle for a purchase, but the total number did not change significantly comparing to previous years.
The 2010 Ford Mustang won the new test of sporty cars and coupes held by Consumer Reports. It showed to be better than Chevrolet Camaro and Dodge Challenger. The Mustang was qualified as “an even more balanced and satisfying driver's car than ever before.”
General Motors is so confident in its new Chevrolet Cruze that it asks 3,000 Chevy dealers to purchase competitor’s vehicles for test-drive comparisons.
Chevrolet Corvette is one of the few classic American muscle cars, adored by thousands of people. This weekend many of them went to the “America through Corvettes” event, which took place in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
Although American media was saying that Volkswagen Amarok would be coming to the U.S. pretty soon, VW representative in Brazil made it clear this week that the new pick-up truck will go to many countries, but it is not coming to North America.
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