Sentences with phrase «conquest rate»
"Conquest rate" refers to the measure of how successful a person or group is at achieving victory or taking control over something. It indicates the efficiency or effectiveness at accomplishing their goals, often in a competitive or warfare context. Full definition
Its high conquest rate of some 70 percent made the Sports Coupé one of the most successful models in the Mercedes strategic product initiative.
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And, «Nearly 70 percent of new Fusion Hybrid owners are new to the Ford brand, while Toyota's conquest rate for its Camry Hybrid is only 53 percent,» said Ford.
Especially gratifying is the high conquest rate of the new A-Class: around 50 percent of the buyers in Europe come from other brands.
Leading the way for Buick's 32 - percent conquest rate (second quarter) is the popularity of their small crossover SUV, known as the Buick Encore.
With this virtually unrivalled conquest rate, the Sports Coupé is one of the star performers of the Mercedes strategic product initiative.
Among buyers, nearly 70 percent of new Fusion Hybrid owners are new to the Ford brand, Ford said, while Toyota's conquest rate for its Camry Hybrid is only 53 percent.
Although overall year - to - date volume has not been huge at just under 12,000 units, the ST's significance has been in its conquest rate, with 65 percent of buyers trading in a non-Ford model, with Honda being the most commonly - traded brand.
The conquest rate is also extremely high, with more than 70 per cent of customers new to the BMW brand.
«We are expecting the Active Tourer will have a conquest rate of around 75 percent,» said Frank Niederlaender, head of product management for BMW's lower model range.
«Since the introduction of special editions on vehicles the like Silverado and Camaro, vehicle average transaction prices have increased, time to turn has decreased, and conquest rates have risen, which has contributed to making Chevrolet the fastest - growing brand in the industry two years in a row.»