Our Opinion: I think I've finally figured out BMW's nonsensical
car naming strategy: Product planners have decided it doesn't matter what the car is called, as long as it represents the perfect niche vehicle for a particular customer at the moment that customer walks into a BMW dealership.
Not exact matches
Alternative formative assessment (AFA)
strategies can be as simple (and important) as checking the oil in your
car — hence the
name «dipsticks.»
The
cars are already basically identical, and the new
naming strategy will help prevent any confusion between the Q30 and QX30 on our shores.
In addition to a new
car, Olds came up with a new
name strategy for 1991.
Instead, this new M2 variant will be dubbed a «Gran Coupe,» maintaining the
naming convention of BMW's weirdest model
strategy yet: making four - door variants of two - door
cars that are based off other four - door BMW variants.
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Strategy
Eric Brown writes in Connecting Technology,
Strategy and Execution -LRB-[link] NULL.com /) about Business Development: Small Actions = Big Consequences -LRB-[link] NULL.com/2007/08/25/business-dev-small-actions-big-consequences/): he needed new insurance for everything — from
car to business to home — and by chance ended up pulling into the same restaurant parking lot as a big SUV with an insurance company
name plastered all over the doors.