Abstract
Unlike consumer goods, durable consumer goods have a long product life, so it is difficult to survey repurchase intentions. Therefore, recommendation intention tends to be adopted as factors that contribute to repurchase intention. However, it has been insufficient to consider influence of elapsed time since purchasing, which is a problem peculiar to durable consumer goods. In Japan, customers replace their cars about every 10 years on average. In this study, it was clarified that recommendation intention doesn’t have a constant influence on repurchase intention during this period. This result provides suggestions on how to handle recommendation intention in durable consumer goods.
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