"AUTOSTAT OMNIBUS" is an annual project of the analytical agency "AUTOSTAT", which is a survey of car owners according to a certain methodology and makes it possible to compare assessment indicators over time.
In the spring of 2022 (in addition to the annual autumn wave), the fourth spring wave of the project will be released, which is aimed at identifying consumer preferences in the purchase and operation of summer tires.
Recall that in January it grew by 7%.
Specialists of the agency "AUTOSTAT" within the framework of the study "AUTOSTAT OMNIBUS - 2017. Motor Oils: Car owners' preferences" estimated such an indicator of popularity of motor oils for cars as a recognition level. Participants in the survey (more than 3000 Russian car owners *) were asked to indicate no more than three brands of motor oils, which they recalled spontaneously.
As the poll results show, the most popular among car owners is Shell oil: 52.5% of respondents could recall it without a hint, that is, almost every second. The second place by the brand recognition was the oil "Lukoil" (it was called by 45.1% of the polled), at the third - Mobil (40.5%).
In the five leaders there were also the oils of brands Castrol (27.3%) and ZIC (15%). The sixth place was occupied by the brand Motul (8.6%), the seventh – by Liqui Moly (6.7%). The eighth position is occupied by Elf (5.5%). Top ten of the most recognizable oils is closed by Total (4.6%) and Rosneft (3.7%).
Earlier experts of the analytic agency "AUTOSTAT" within the framework of this study have already analyzed the recognition of advertising of motor oils brands presented on the Russian market.
* This study was conducted through an online survey in October of 2017, which was attended by more than 3,000 owners of cars in 2016 and earlier years. The sample was based on quotas by sex (no more than 10% of women's car owners) and quotas on the basis of "age of the car", "geography of respondents' residence" (calculated based on the structure of the active Russian parc).
06.12.17 | AA "AUTOSTAT" |
Source: www.autostat |