English to Maori Meaning of automaker - automaker

Automaker :

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Definitions of automaker in English

Noun

Examples of automaker in English

(1) Racing success validates everything an automaker or supplier wants to say about its products and brand.(2) The meeting was attended by the automaker 's top marketing executives from its various product brands.(3) It will become the French automaker 's global brand for emerging markets.(4) These are initiatives that automakers and dealers are taking to ensure their customers' loyalty.(5) California state regulators forced automakers to bring electric cars to market.(6) In doing so, the automakers might finally get more attention from the world's financial markets.(7) The liberalized policy would not necessarily bring in inward investment from foreign automakers .(8) Already, of course, automakers are huge fans of advertising in videogames.(9) A number of automakers offer a combination of the two systems as well.(10) The two biggest domestic automakers have been dealing with falling market share and slowing sales.(11) The largest automakers are very different businesses today than they were at the start of the decade.(12) Worst yet, the Big Three automakers are steadily losing market share here.(13) Consumers like it best when the automakers package the features to reflect the buyers' expectations.(14) It is the same process automakers use when unveiling concept vehicles.(15) Gone are the days when U.S. automakers could make cars first and think about marketing later.(16) To remain viable, the big automakers had to revamp their business models.

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Noun

1. carmaker ::

carmaker

English to Maori Dictionary: automaker

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