Web Based Training Modules

[Bricks and Bio]

EEforLife provided a few web based training modules

http://acurazine.com/forums/second-...8/acura-nsx-web-based-training-videos-956269/

 

[Olyar15]

Those were painful to watch.

 

[Blackhorse06]

Could they have made "Mr Performance" any more douchier! Wow.

 

[powdbyrice]

where's the suicide emoji? :biggrin:

they've gotten marginally better over the years.

 

[MasterNSXTech]

Yeah. Those are....yeah. A little lame. The ones that you want to see are the ones they put out for technicians. Much more focused on the technical aspects. Though there still was some of the sales geared training too like "who is the NSX buyer" and so on, as if a technician really cares about a customer's average income or any of that kind of stuff.

 

[Bricks and Bio]

The videos where clients were interviewed were really good and illustrate how badly Acura dropped the ball

when you see that someone is willing to go out to a quarry to pick the exact stone for their interior finishes, you should have direction that 4 interior colors ain't enough

then there was the guy who talked about listening to the customer. Many of these folks live in condo towers and without a nose lift the car is useless

 

[Tom239]

when you see that someone is willing to go out to a quarry to pick the exact stone for their interior finishes, you should have direction that 4 interior colors ain't enough

I'm with you. Choice is good. Ted Klaus on the other hand said, "The 911 customer is stressed out with a million ways to package the car."
(from Acura NSX details emerge, Autoweek May 13, 2013)

 

[chrisn]

OMG. Kill me now. The "Target Owner" videos were over-the-top cringey and douchey. If owning an NSX tells the world that I am like that, then I need to sell this car now!

I think Acura really screwed up their marketing strategy if they thought the NSX was going compete directly with Ferrari and Lambo sell mainly to rich people who want a shiny bauble to impress their friends.

 

[powdbyrice]

Yeah. Those are....yeah. A little lame. The ones that you want to see are the ones they put out for technicians. Much more focused on the technical aspects. Though there still was some of the sales geared training too like "who is the NSX buyer" and so on, as if a technician really cares about a customer's average income or any of that kind of stuff.

all of us enjoy taking the "identifying alpha inflators" or whatever it is.