The closure of the government-funded scrappage scheme will have made the end of 2010 feel like a recession for carmakers. Following a brief recovery in sales, new car registrations began slipping back last year.
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Introduction
Executive Summary – Is the Car Market Out of Recession?
Future Opportunities
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Segment Performance
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The Car Owner – Trends in Ownership
The Car Buyer – Purchasing Cycles
Purchase Intentions – New or Second-hand
The Consumer – Potential Cost of Next Car
Consumer – Brand Perceptions
Consumer – How to Finance Next Car Purchase
Target Groups
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Advertising and Promotion
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Appendix – Purchasing Cycles
Appendix – Target groups
21st July 2016
“The UK car market has seen strong growth in recent years and was due for a cyclical downturn in 2016/17 even before the effects of Brexit are considered. There has been a slight decline in consumer confidence in the immediate aftermath of the referendum, but the longer term fortunes ...
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The best-performing brands in the recession were those best in terms of price, reliability and fuel consumption. With the increase in VAT, the added cost of servicing and booming petrol prices, car buyers are expected to continue to make these attributes the most important factors when choosing to buy a car this year.
