loyal buyer

Through reliability and industry, the business acquired loyal buyers and market traders for their products.

The United States has also remained a loyal buyer of Venezuelan crude oil.

Where once the full-sized car was Detroit's mainstay, many loyal buyers of big sedans are now growing too old to drive.

There are many full-time scalpers who are regulars at particular venues and even have a pool of loyal buyers.

The pickup truck market has some of the most fiercely loyal buyers in the industry, who tend to pick a brand and stick with it for life.

A good example is an ad for the Mercury Grand Marquis, the first commercial in years for the car, which has a stable of loyal buyers.

G.M. is hoping Oldsmobile's loyal buyers, the retirees, will cross over to Buick, a traditional big, American car.

Intensely loyal buyers make Ford and Chevrolet's full-size pickups their best-selling vehicles year after year, outselling even their most popular cars.

And the Impala, like the Camry and Accord, has loyal buyers: some 45 percent of its buyers come back for a second one, according to Chevrolet.

Even seasoned collectors who were once loyal buyers of Impressionist and modern art are beginning to get their feet wet buying the occasional Sweerts or Canaletto, auction house experts say.

Like many other small labels, these companies attract loyal buyers who collect almost everything they issue, either out of trust in the musicians' repertory choices or out of appreciation for the sound of these carefully produced disks.

"Based on US CD sales, Amazon is among the largest sellers of physical music and boasts a substantial and loyal buyer base-many of whom may not be in the iTunes market sweet spot."

Given their reputation for durability, the boxy station wagons and sedans rolling off the Volvo Group's production lines here these days may well be shuttling suburban families and other loyal buyers reliably around for many years, even decades to come.

Unfortunately, sales of the redesigned models were disappointing, due to customer confusion caused by the entire company's abrupt upmarket push, which seemed uncomfortably "me too" to the traditional domestic Big Three's customers, and they also alienated American Motors' loyal buyer base.

Through business reply cards placed in all its albums, Alligator has determined that 90 percent of the people who buy the records are white, between the ages of 18 and 40, have at least two years of college, are well-read and are loyal buyers.