View Poll Results: Does the car's image matter?
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Yes, it does
31 77.50% -
No, it doesnt
7 17.50% -
What's image?
2 5.00% -
I have no image!
0 0%
Results 31 to 40 of 44
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July 22nd, 2006 02:28 PM #31iba kasi ang mentality ng mga pinoys dito sa pinas Cars=power,social status,image in other country Cars=utility
but to us, being a car enthusiast, it is an extension of ourselves. admit it or not, it is a fashion statement and a personality.
personally basta malinis tignan ang sasakyan ok (interior, exterior, engine bay, etc). having a clean image makes me feel clean and look clean.
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July 22nd, 2006 03:07 PM #32
What the thread starter is pointing out is the IMAGE a car stimulates ur mind to conjure up when u see one.
Like when u see a Ford Expedition, an image that comes to mind is "politician".
Or when u see owner type jeep, may image na "pulis".
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July 22nd, 2006 03:30 PM #33
uls: you have a point there. but then it may also be like, do you consider having a flashy design over a simple one? or another thing is, IMAGE could be: is it the image projected by the car manufacturers over their products. say like, Nissan- these were very good cars indeed but was a victim of the image it projected in the yester-years. or the mazda, true that the mazda of yesterday has some reliability issue, which affected the buyers nowadays to consider other brands even if their products (i.e. Mazda3) was quite good...
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July 22nd, 2006 03:47 PM #34
Image plays a part somewhat when buying a car, whatever we say in the back of our minds we say to ourselves "This is a Toyota this car is reliable and parts are readily available" or "This is a Chevy this car sucks, GMs aftersales service sucks, its expensive to maintain ". But the most important thing for me is the performance and reliability of a car. Yes we want to keep our rides clean because its a part of my lifestyle a hobby if you may call it.
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July 22nd, 2006 04:10 PM #35Originally Posted by ILuvDetailing
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July 23rd, 2006 12:44 AM #36
If you ask me, I prioritze what the car can do rather than how it looks. I simply take style as an incentive. Besides, looks can be a matter of taste. As for image, it should be more of a personal issue and must not be brought to an automotive or any material extent.
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July 25th, 2006 08:23 PM #37
image=looks? yes, syempre mas Ok kung ayon sa panlasa mo ang itsura ng kotse mo.
image=status? no, kahit anong brand Ok sa aken for as long as maganda talaga ang kotseng yun. i mean, i wont easily dismiss a Kia Sorento just because its a Kia! i wont really pick a Honda HRV over it(Sorento) just because its a Honda and Honda is SUPERIOR than Kia. no nothing like that...
lahat ng car manufacturer pantay-pantay lang sa aken, yung mga models lang nila ang nagkakaiba, anyway lahat naman sila may mga models silang maganda at di kagandahan.
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July 25th, 2006 09:51 PM #38Originally Posted by c0zee
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July 27th, 2006 02:39 AM #39
Dami kasing pwedeng definition ng image eh. It could be how looks like. Pwede ring track record ng brand. Price can even be a factor. As one of you said, if you own a Rolls-Royce, you stand out, but I don't consider these cars good-looking.
I also agree with basti08 that we shouldn't dismiss a car just because of its brand. In Mazda, I dislike the 3 but love the 6. If I were in the US, I'd seriously consider a Nissan, but here, hell no. I'm also thumbs-down to the 1 and 6-Series even if I'm a BMW fan. Get the picture?
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July 27th, 2006 02:44 AM #40If I were in the US, I'd seriously consider a Nissan
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