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Moms in the Driver's Seat: How Mothers Influence Family Car Purchase Decisions
She Is Already Shaping the Decision Before the Test Drive
Indonesian mothers account for 85% of all consumer purchases — including half of products traditionally associated with men. The family car is no exception.
When a mother is considering a new vehicle, she is not waiting for a brochure. She is asking other mothers in private parenting communities for honest, real-world reviews. She is weighing seat configurations against long family drives. She is calculating fuel costs, financing options, and whether the car will handle mudik with a baby in the back.
And when her husband has a preference, she is the one who decides whether it makes sense for the family.
The brands that understand this are the ones earning her trust. The ones that do not are being discussed — and dismissed — in conversations they cannot see.
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Moms in the Driver's Seat: How Mothers Influence Family Car Purchase Decisions
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