Key figures
- 7–8 yearsAverage replacement cycle
- 57%Buy from the brand’s own dealer
- 81%Know condensing technology
- 74%Look mainly at purchase price among costs
Key findings
- Consumers want to see the product and buy from experts: 57% choose the brand’s dealer and 17% a white goods dealer; only young men favour buying online.
- Durability, reliability and efficiency top the purchase criteria and design comes last, although all criteria are rated close to each other.
- Best-known new-generation features: condensing technology (81%), digital control panel (72%) and fault warning system (71%).
- New-generation features rank behind other criteria in purchase decisions; condensing falls below the average importance score.
- Purchase price (74%) dominates cost considerations; running cost (24%) matters more to people over 50.
- Experiences of people they know are the most influential source (62%), followed by customer reviews on social media (49%) and the seller’s opinion.
- Women rely more on brand advertising and promotion, men more on the seller’s advice.
About the research
- Method
- Online survey
- Date
- 11–14 July 2020
- Sample
- 500 participants aged 15–55 in the three largest cities
- Partner
- Marketing Türkiye
Download the full report (PDF, in Turkish)