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Cars Cars Cars Curiosity Club November 8 2005 Joe DiNucci

Cars Cars Cars Curiosity Club November 8 2005 Joe DiNucci. Cars Cars Cars: Outline. Car Industry Facts The Golden Age of Cars How to Choose the Right Car? Cars and Sex. Disclaimer. These stories are essentially true. Some details have been changed to enhance the listener’s experience.

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Cars Cars Cars Curiosity Club November 8 2005 Joe DiNucci

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  1. Cars Cars Cars Curiosity Club November 8 2005 Joe DiNucci

  2. Cars Cars Cars: Outline • Car Industry Facts • The Golden Age of Cars • How to Choose the Right Car? • Cars and Sex

  3. Disclaimer • These stories are essentially true. • Some details have been changed to enhance the listener’s experience.

  4. Cars: Glossary • Autoist: Early car nut • Car nut: Car-centric view of the world • Discretionary income: Money left for food • Discretionary time: Time to earn money • Dream house: 6 car garage + place to eat, sleep and watch Pimp My Ride and Overhaulin’

  5. Cogito ergo sum: • I think, therefore I am. • Cogito ergo zoom: • I think, therefore I go fast. Cars: Latin Glossary • Quisnam issus salad: Who ordered the salad?

  6. I think, therefore I go fast.

  7. Auto Industry Data* Top 25 Global Vehicle Manufacturers# in thousands • General Motors 8745 • Toyota 7547 • Ford 6798 • DCX 4617 • VW/Audi 4424 • Peugeot/Citroen 3405 • Nissan 3194 • Honda 3181 • Hyundai/Kia 3181 • Renault 2471 • Fiat 2099 • Suzuki 1986 • Mitsubishi 1413 • BMW/RR 1249 • Mazda 1134 • First Auto (China) 972 • Daewoo 909 • Shanghai Auto 847 • AvtoVaz 717 • Fuji (Subaru) 593 • . • 25. Porsche 81

  8. Auto Industry Data* Top 25 Global Vehicle Manufacturers# in thousands • General Motors 8745 • Toyota 7547 • Ford 6798 • DCX 4617 • VW/Audi 4424 • Peugeot/Citroen 3405 • Nissan 3194 • Honda 3181 • Hyundai/Kia 3181 • Renault 2471 • Fiat 2099 • Suzuki 1986 • Mitsubishi 1413 • BMW/RR 1249 • Mazda 1134 • First Auto (China) 972 • Daewoo 909 • Shanghai Auto 847 • AvtoVaz 717 • Fuji (Subaru) 593 • . • 25. Porsche 81 Who’s hot?

  9. Auto Industry Data* Top 25 Global Vehicle Manufacturers# in thousands • General Motors 8745 • Toyota 7547 • Ford 6798 • DCX 4617 • VW/Audi 4424 • Peugeot/Citroen 3405 • Nissan 3194 • Honda 3181 • Hyundai/Kia 3181 • Renault 2471 • Fiat 2099 • Suzuki 1986 • Mitsubishi 1413 • BMW/RR 1249 • Mazda 1134 • First Auto (China) 972 • Daewoo 909 • Shanghai Auto 847 • AvtoVaz 717 • Fuji (Subaru) 593 • . • 25. Porsche 81 Who’s hot? Who’s not?

  10. 2004 production in 000’s* Plant Capacity Production % DCX 2869 2585 90 Ford 4042 3465 86 GM 5827 4971 85 Honda 1398 1218 87 Toyota 1057 1132 107 Total 18257 15711 86 Auto Industry Data* • “Sales Forecast: Shower of new products blowing into partly crowded showrooms with an increasing chance of rebates.”* • Diagnosis - Two words: Overcapacity *AutoWeek 10/17/05

  11. Auto Industry Data* • Total US Car Ad Spending $10.7 Billion • 2004 Ad Spending per vehicle sold: Industry $628 • Nissan $1105 • Mazda $1111 • VW $1282 • Aston Martin $1353 • Rolls Royce $1609 • Saab $1700 • Jaguar $2135 • Hummer $3377 • Maybach $7750 • Ford $314 • BMW $500 • Toyota $520 • Honda $530 • GM $533 • DCX $734 • Porsche $827 • Ferrari $856 • Audi $992 • Average new car sales price • Domestic $19,607 • Imported $27,688 • Flat since 1998 *Source: Automotive News Data Center

  12. Car Ad

  13. Auto Industry Data* • Total US Cars in Use 225 million • 2004 # Cars sold WW: 48 million • 2004 # Cars sold USA: 17 million • Of which were Trucks: 9 million(!) • Avg. volume/model, top 80%: 141K units • Median Age of US vehicle in use: 8.9 years* • Number of US models offered: 648(!!) *Source: Automotive News Data Center **Not including Ruby’s 300ZX

  14. Auto Industry Data • So the industry over-produces • Rebates abound • 648 models to choose from • The Golden Age of Cars • And you can have whatever you want • So how do you choose?

  15. Choosing the Right Car • What makes a great choice? • “Consumer Reports”? J.D. Power? • Performance? • Utility? • Resale value? • Reliability? • Buy or lease? • Extended warranty? • Gas mileage? Hybrid? Diesel? • How do you decide? • You could ask a Car Nut

  16. 1946: Pedal car 1936 Plymouth 1953 Chrysler Newport 1954: Buick Super Hardtop 1950 Ford Convertible • 1958 Cadillac Fleetwood 1958 Impala Convertible The Making of a Car Nut

  17. The Car Nut Garage

  18. The Car Nut Lifestyle: What Magazines?

  19. The Car Nut Lifestyle: What’s on TiVo?

  20. 2005 Car Nut Calendar January 8th AutoWeek Design Forum 9th Detroit Auto Show March 19th Doc Wong Driving Clinic May 27-29th Indy 500 June 16th SID - Boston 25-26th NASCAR Sears Point July 29-31st San Jose Grand Prix August 19th Concorso Italiano 20th Monterey Historics 21st Pebble Beach Concours September 15-20th Frankfurt Auto Show October 115-16th ALMS Laguna Seca November 1-2nd Tokyo Auto Show

  21. 1961 VW Cabriolet My First Car

  22. What’s so great about a ’61 Bug? • Freedom

  23. Car Cred • Number of cars purchased since1961: 36 • Number owned: 3

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