psychographics of about basically every child and especially those of the Slovenian youth, it would be safe to assume that my company will be accepted with open arms.Since most of the products that I will be selling are made for Japanese cars, and are built here in America with some of the Japanese cars, I would team up with a Japanese dealership in Slovenia. First, I would get the alliance with the local dealer to start working on some research if my company would be able to make it over there. I would offer a few catalogues, and a few sample items of the products I sell for them to display and sell in their show rooms.However, their is a noise problem we would run into with our mufflers. Our mufflers that we sell produce a higher sound that would run into problems with Slovenias noise tolrance. But, we also have a soltion for this. Our mufflers come with silencers to reduce the noise but without reduceing the performane too much (their will be a slight change but nothing that will take away the added power from the muffler). Not only will it be a problem locally, but it may be a problem faced that will be dealt with through the EU.If the local dealers are able to keep a steady flow of proucts on sale, it would be safe to open up a local shop. Preferably close to the dealership so the relationship will be seen and the name will be known and recognized that it wouldnt take away from my companys image. Opening my own shop would help to reduce the price of my products. I would no longerhave to ship a few products over seas, which would hike price up, I would make fewer but larger shipments to my own shop and sell retail. The less shipping I would have to spend on the less I would have to raise the price. ...
