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J.D. Power 2016 Automotive Mobile Site Study - How did your manufacturer do?

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The new J.D. Power 2016 Automotive Mobile Site Study is out, how did your manufacturer do? J.D. Power ranks the mobile sites of both the Manufacturers and the 3rd Parties.

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“Automotive manufacturer and third-party websites are increasingly being accessed via smartphones by new-vehicle shoppers,” said Deirdre Borrego, senior vice president and general manager of data & analytics at J.D. Power. “With so much at stake, manufacturers and third-party sites have to figure out how to execute an excellent online shopping experience, regardless of device.”

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The thread discusses J.D. Power's 2016 Automotive Mobile Site Study rankings, highlighting that smartphone access to manufacturer and third-party automotive websites is increasingly critical for the car shopping experience. Forum participants expressed surprise that luxury brands like Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi, and Lexus ranked below average, while Mazda underperformed despite having a generally well-regarded mobile site. The key insight is that even established premium manufacturers were struggling to deliver competitive mobile experiences during this period of digital transition.

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