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Toyota has over 80 years of experience in the automotive industry. They follow a broad product mix strategy, offering affordable cars as well as luxury vehicles to appeal to all segments of society. One reason for Toyota's success is its efficient lean manufacturing plants, which can produce up to 8 models simultaneously. Toyota also integrates its global assembly plants into a single large network. Their goal is to continuously make better cars and teach others how to improve. Toyota tailors its advertising campaigns and taglines to different markets to build strong customer bonds. They have been able to grow significantly by implementing efficient production techniques, conducting extensive research and development, and customizing cars for local markets.
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- 2. Toyota has come a long way having more than 80 years of legacyota has come a long way having more than 80 years of legacy
- 6. Product Mix
- 7. The company’s product are based on the view that there should be something for everyone. From cheap to luxury, Toyota caters to all the sections of society. Follows both product line pricing and optional feature pricing PRODUCT MIX-CONTD.
- 8. One major reason behind Toyota’s success is its lean manufacturing plant
- 9. Its plant can make aa many as 8 different models at a time
- 10. Toyota integrated its assembly plants all over the world into a giant single network
- 11. Employee Vision Make cars. Make cars better. Teach everyone how to make cars better.
- 12. ADVERTISEMENT
- 13. Toyota’s advertisement campaigns and taglines varies with countries to make strong bond with their customers. U.S. – Let’s Go Places India- Quality Revolution Japan- Fun to Drive, Again Europe- Always a Better Way Different marketing for Different models. Attractive product placements ADVERTISEMENT-CONTD.
- 14. Toyota has built a huge manufacturing company that can produce millions of cars each year for a wide variety of consumers. Why was it able to grow so much bigger than any other auto manufacturer?
- 15. Line filling and Line modernization Production techniques and mass production
- 16. Extensive R&D-First One to introduce Hybrid cars. Can customize cars for local markets and shift production quickly to meet surges in demand from markets worldwide
- 17. Has Toyota done the right thing by manufacturing a car brand for everyone? Why or why not?
- 19. By introducing a strong product line, Toyota ensures that its consumer do not have to move to other brands for specific purposes. Toyota’s target has been always high market share and market growth. Sales and Profit reasons.
- 20. Recap History Product Strategy Manufacturing Strategy Vision Advertisement/Marketing Case study questions
- 21. This presentation has been submitted by HARSHIT JAIN, Btech. NIT JALANDHAR as a project on marketing internship under Prof. Sameer Mathur , IIM Lucknow