Subaru of America Feels the Impact of Coronavirus

The video discusses the impact of COVID-19 on the auto industry, focusing on Subaru's customer base, sales projections, and manufacturing operations. It highlights the potential shift in consumer behavior towards personal vehicles post-crisis and the need for stimulus programs like Cash for Clunkers to aid industry recovery. Subaru's community initiatives, including partnerships with Feeding America, are also covered.

What is the primary reason Subaru's customers have not requested as many payment deferrals as other manufacturers?

• Subaru's cars are cheaper.

• Subaru has fewer customers.

• Subaru's customers are generally more affluent.

• Subaru offers better loan terms.

How might consumer behavior towards car ownership change after the COVID-19 pandemic?

• Car sharing will become more popular.

• People will prefer public transportation.

• People will stop buying cars altogether.

• There will be a greater interest in personal vehicles.

What is the expected decline in Subaru's sales for April due to the pandemic?

• 70-80%

• 55-60%

• 30-40%

• 10-20%

When are Subaru's manufacturing plants in the US and Japan expected to resume operations?

• July 20th

• April 1st

• May 11th

• June 15th

What is the purpose of a 'cash for clunkers' program?

• To promote electric vehicles.

• To stimulate the auto industry by encouraging new car purchases.

• To reduce pollution by scrapping old cars.

• To provide financial aid to car manufacturers.

How is Subaru contributing to community efforts during the pandemic?

• By offering free car maintenance.

• By donating meals through Feeding America.

• By providing free cars to healthcare workers.

• By reducing car prices.

How much has Subaru donated to various charities through their 'share the love' activities over the years?

• $50 million

• $100 million

• $176 million

• $200 million