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Toyota differentiates its products through customization, reliability, and features. It maintains a product mix that ranges from inexpensive to luxury vehicles to appeal to all customers. Toyota's advertising campaigns vary by country and model to build strong bonds with customers. It complements remarkable production techniques like mass customization with a focus on quality, innovation, modernization, and line filling to achieve high market share and growth, though overproduction has sometimes led to recalls.
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- 7. PRODUCT MIX cont. Maintaining the attractive mix between Value, Price and Benefit. From Inexpensive to Luxury, Toyota has Innovative and reliable products for each and everybody out there
- 8. ADVERTISING • Toyota’s advertising campaign varies with countries to make strong bond with their customers. US- Let's Go Places India- Quality Revolution Japan- Fun to Drive, Again. • Different Marketing for different models • Attractive Product Placements
- 12. • Superior Quality and Reliability • Modernization and Innovation • Line Filling • Production techniques and mass customization
- 16. • Its in complement with their remarkable production techniques • Toyota’s target has been always high market share and market growth • Sales and Profit reasons
- 17. Sometimes, they have over-filled their production line, leading to faulty products and large recalls Their cars suffered from various technical glitches and it affected many of its brands
- 19. RECAP • History • Toyota’s Brand image and positioning • Its product differentiation • Product Mix • Advertising • Production Technique • Questions 1 and 2 from mini case
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