{"id":4266,"date":"2018-05-04T14:04:31","date_gmt":"2018-05-04T14:04:31","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.openbusinesscouncil.org\/?p=4266"},"modified":"2020-02-27T09:35:51","modified_gmt":"2020-02-27T09:35:51","slug":"private-performance-car-business-alluring","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.footballthink.com\/private-performance-car-business-alluring\/","title":{"rendered":"Why Is A Private Performance Car Business So Alluring?"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Why Is A Private Performance Car Business So Alluring? Image by Witton Station<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Riding on a rollercoaster with your arms flung up, skydiving from 20,000 feet zooming through the air, water skiing at breakneck speed are all things we do for pleasure. They give us a thrill in life, something that is physically challenging and makes your heart race. Now imagine if you could get that same rush of adrenaline anytime you wanted, how much would you pay? Performance cars are the boy toy for grown-ups, their ability to put a smile on your face is unquestionable. They may just be technological, and engineering dreams that have come to life but the feeling of power and speed they give you cannot be replicated by doing anything else. Sitting behind the wheel of a performance car has practically been almost everyone\u2019s dream at some point. But how hard is it to get your own private performance car company<\/a> up and running? It’s an alluring prospect that so many of today\u2019s most famous manufacturers bit down on and never let go to finally arrive where they are now. How could you bring your own vision of a car to life and make it last as a business?<\/p>\n

Find a niche first<\/strong><\/h1>\n

Before you can begin to make drawings of what you would like, put down the sketch pen and study the market. Even though it may be a unique car, your idea may have already been done. You have to give customers an incentive<\/a> to give you a second glance when they first hear and see you. A great example of a company that found a niche is Tesla. The company is becoming incredibly famous now, but that\u2019s because battery technology in cars has finally become practical for everyday use. Tesla actually was founded in 2003 a year after the Ferrari Enzo was released. This is hugely significant because two milestones in the car industry happened in these two years. The Enzo was the first truly modern supercar. It borrowed technology from the Formula One team and was designed to be track worthy straight from the get-go. Meanwhile, Tesla had begun to research and develop a fully battery-powered car that could be usable every day. The first car named the Tesla Roadster came out five years later in 2008. Both of these cars sold because they were niche products that could not be replicated by anybody else. For your business, you must find a niche<\/a> that not only you would enjoy but could surprise the market also.<\/p>\n

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The blueprint of the car will need two different styles of thinking: One side has to be the design team while the other party will need to be purely from an engineering background. Source: Nick<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Start sketching <\/strong><\/h1>\n

The sketching<\/a> of your very first car is going to be an amazing experience. You\u2019re finally putting your idea onto paper where you and everybody else can see it. The proportions, powerplant, driver and passenger seating, and practicality of the car will be estimated for the first time. The blueprint of the car will need two different styles of thinking that are conducive to two different fields. One side has to be the design team that brings out the artistic look, feel and lines of how the car will look. The other party will need to be purely from an engineering background as they will inject a bit of sanity back into the design, telling you what is and isn\u2019t possible. Once you have a blueprint of the car, it’s time to find investors who will be interested in funding the creation of your very first car. The car itself will be a prototype that is not safe for public release as it’s purely a testbed for the final product.<\/p>\n

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Along with the blueprint, you must now devise a coherent business plan that goes into great depth of detail. Photo by Steve Jurvetson<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The business plan<\/strong><\/h1>\n

Along with the blueprint, you must now devise a coherent business plan<\/a> that goes into great depth of detail. One of the first things you need to do is to find a factory that will serve your needs. Here is where you\u2019ll create your manufacturing plant and assembly line. The cars will be born and sent out from here, so it’s incredibly important to think about location and practicality. The factory has got to be large enough and have modern standards of logistics such as lighting, electrical outlets, fire exits etc. the location is going to be very important because you will require shipment of your products all over the country. The factory needs to be large enough that it can also store car parts. Workers on the assembly line and at crucial stages of the production line need to have clear access to the stored parts as each car comes down the line to their station. The engine fitters need to be able to lift the engine in storage, smoothly over to the body of the car without any chance of elongated waiting time or irregular positioning of the car.<\/p>\n

A brief and thought-provoking time to action should be clearly laid out in the business plan. When do you expect your first batch of cars to be completed? Who will the customers be and how would they receive their cars? How much profit or loss will be made on each car? Can you form a package deal such as warranty and special member\u2019s club services to hook and line customers into the brand\u2019s palm for a period of time? Many such questions need to be asked of yourself and answered clearly and firmly. As with any other business, it’s crucial to keep track of the profits and revenue as these are the clear signs of a business succeeding or failing.<\/p>\n

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The car industry is such a phenomenally exciting place to work in because at heart, it’s all about pushing the limits of human achievement both in an engineering standpoint and in human enjoyment. Credit Autotransport<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Start a customer service<\/strong><\/h1>\n

The car industry is such a phenomenally exciting place to work in because at heart, it’s all about pushing the limits of human achievement both in an engineering standpoint and in human enjoyment. As a small and private car manufacturing company, one of your unique selling points should be the great service you give your customers. These customers that put down an order for your cars so early on are the people that truly uplift a car business that\u2019s very young. With their faith in you, it’s provides you not only with time to further refine your business but also show that people believe in your product.<\/p>\n

For your buyers that have seen your cars online and placed an order with you either over the telephone or via the internet, you must be practically able to bring them their product. Hiring a car transport service that will properly take care of your vehicles as they go on the road long distances is the only way to go. Interstate car transport<\/a> is the type of long-haul service that you should be looking for as customers who are far and wide should never feel as though they have to drive hundreds of miles to you to get the product they have already paid for. All the large and top manufacturers that make premium cars have this service for their own customers so you as a small private company offering this, is a massive boost for your public relations campaign also.<\/p>\n