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CONSUMER PREFERENCE


Consumer Preference: The Service We Expect


It’s no surprise that customers of specialists value knowledge over price. But which non-specialist retailer has the best shopping experience? That’s a surprise.


PAC RP5- GM31 Radio Replacement


Interface www.aampo- famerica.com


Notable: Features OnStar telematics retention and built-in steering wheel control; works for select GM vehicles with GM LAN 29-bit data-bus with 14-pin and 16-pin harnesses; retains rear-seat entertainment system operation and factory-amplified audio system with no additional programming.


Compustar RF- 2W940-SS LED


Remote Package www.compustar.com


Notable: Up to 4,000-foot range; 2-way LED confirmation; 0.4-mm thick; second car capable; built- in turbo timer for diesel engines. Available mid-November. MSRP: $349.99


45-55 36%


31-44 39%


Where respondents live:


Pacific Northwest 4%


Western 20%


South Central 6%


Other 1%


Midwest 26%


Northeast 30%


Southeast 13%


Age of respondents: Under 20 20-24


Age of respondents: 2%


11% 56+


6%


25-30 18%


Year of respondents’ primary vehicle: Audiovox Car


Connection www.audiovoxproducts.com Notable: Plug-n-play Telematics device monitors,


manages and maintains


vehicle’s health, driving habits and loca- tion, and restricts cellphone use. User interface available for laptop, tablet or smartphone. MSRP: $179.99


Year of respondents’ primary vehicle: 2000 or older


17%


2009 or newer 32%


2005-2008 32%


2000-2004 19%


12 Mobile Electronics November 2012


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