Toyota Edges Out GM to Win US Consumers' Hearts

Toyota Edges Out GM to Win US Consumers' Hearts

Toyota and Honda took top honors in R. L. Polk & Co.’s 14th Annual Automotive Loyalty Awards.

OneShift Editorial Team
OneShift Editorial Team
14 Jan 2010

Toyota wins over General Motor to be the number one in Overall Loyalty to Manufacturer, indicative of the manufacturer's ability to retain previous customers. Toyota also won top honors in the Mid/Full-Size Car and Mid/Full-Size SUV categories for the Toyota Prius and Lexus RX respectively, and received the new award for brand loyalty among Asian American consumers.

Honda also was a big winner, taking top honors in the Overall Loyalty to Make category and winning the newly introduced African American and Hispanic Loyalty to Make Awards, which recognize customer loyalty among these ethnic groups.

Audi won top honors in the Most Improved Loyalty to Make category. The award, introduced this year, honors the make that recorded the largest percentage point improvement in loyalty for the 2009 model year. Audi recorded a 4.9 percentage point increase in its customer loyalty

Ford garnered two awards: The F-Series earned the Mid/Full-Size Pickup nod and Mustang repeated in the Sports Car category. Other repeat winners included Subaru Forester in the Compact SUV segment, Land Rover Range Rover in the Luxury SUV category, and Chrysler Town & Country which has won the Minivan segment for the past eight years.

Other winners honored included the MINI Cooper in the Compact Car category; BMW 3 Series in the Luxury Car segment; and the Porsche 911 in the Luxury Sports Car category.

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