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If you ever dreamed about an automaker CEO taking you out for dinner after buying one of the company's cars, then it's time you hurry to the nearest Fisker Karma dealer.
Do that and you have a shot at having dinner and a glass of wine with Henrik Fisker himself. No, we're not kidding, Henrik just said he already met with 25 percent of his Fisker Karma clients.
"What else can we do? Well, if you own a Mercedes, you can't go have dinner with Mr. Benz, because he isn't around any more. But you can have dinner with Henrik, maybe, at some special events we're doing. Even with our current customers, because we see them as brand ambassadors.
I have had dinner or breakfast with at least 500 of them, all over the world. That's a quarter, that's quite a lot. It's great because they appreciate it and it's unique and it's something they couldn't do with any other car company and they become strong advocates for the brand and I get great feedback," said Fisker in an interview for Autoblog.
While it's a nice gesture form Mr. Fisker, we would like to suggest some meetings with potential investors, because the company is still struggling after a six month production halt.
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"What else can we do? Well, if you own a Mercedes, you can't go have dinner with Mr. Benz, because he isn't around any more. But you can have dinner with Henrik, maybe, at some special events we're doing. Even with our current customers, because we see them as brand ambassadors.
I have had dinner or breakfast with at least 500 of them, all over the world. That's a quarter, that's quite a lot. It's great because they appreciate it and it's unique and it's something they couldn't do with any other car company and they become strong advocates for the brand and I get great feedback," said Fisker in an interview for Autoblog.
While it's a nice gesture form Mr. Fisker, we would like to suggest some meetings with potential investors, because the company is still struggling after a six month production halt.
Story via Autoblog
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