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Behavioural economics? What 23 fierce auto rivals did together to make 3 million car owners do something they didn’t want to
Season 1 · Episode 175

Behavioural economics? What 23 fierce auto rivals did together to make 3 million car owners do something they didn’t want to

Mi3 Audio Edition · Mi3 & iHeart Podcasts Australia

November 22, 202131m 32s

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Show Notes

In 2018 Australian carmakers were collectively rattled. The consumer and competition regulator, the ACCC, dropped a bombshell on the auto industry in the form of the biggest mandatory product recall ever in Australia – 4.1 million faulty and potentially deadly Takata airbags in more than 3 million vehicles had to be replaced. The problem? Car owners were apathetic and entirely disinterested. Here’s how 23 car brands joined forces to head-off hefty ACCC penalties and deployed a media strategy that got spooked automakers to a 99.9% success rate. And a happy ACCC.

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