Five Models of Targeted Automotive Markets

Market Concentration: a firm selects a market segment and concentrates its efforts to serve it. Product specialization: a firm concentrates on one product and sells that product to all customers. Market specialization: a firm specializes in serving a particular group of customers and tries its best to meet their various needs. Selective specialization: the firm chooses several market segments, each of which is attractive to the firm's objectives and resource utilization. Complete Market Coverage The firm seeks to satisfy the needs of a variety of customer groups with a variety of products, i.e., all segments are used as target markets.

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