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Drive-in Business Plan
AutoRama Drive N
Nicholas Boothe
December 1, 2009
Business Plan
ENTR280-01

Executive Summary

AutoRama Drive N is a startup business located in the southern Indianapolis area. AutoRama provides the community with an old fashioned 50’s style diner/drive-in that serves a variety of grilled and fried foods, as well as healthier alternatives. AutoRama is not the everyday low quality fast food restaurant. AutoRama prides itself in the quality of food, and the cheap prices it is able to offer to the community. AutoRama will differentiate itself from its competitors by providing a whole different experience. The food will be old fashioned, and freshly cooked to order. The parking lot will be filled with auto enthusiasts and their vehicles, while the diner will be a family friendly 50’s era restaurant. AutoRama is there to serve the community, and do its part to improve its surrounding areas. AutoRama will do its part to get cars off the streets, and into the parking lots, with sponsorships of local meets and events, as well as providing discounts for car clubs and those wishing to designate spaces for weekends and meets. AutoRama is a partnership, with Nicholas owning half of the business, with 80,000 invested, and Amanda and Kevin both investing 40,000 each. This is enough to get the business started, and initial training and organizations in order. 16 months will be taken to find the right property, have the building finished, and all equipment installed and ready for business. During the few weeks after completion and before the initial opening, selection and training of employees will take place to ensure that AutoRama will be ready to run as soon as the doors open. The company will establish itself in the market by strong marketing techniques in print and radio, as well as through sponsoring local events, and through word of mouth. Hosting events with other local events will be the main way of AutoRama getting its name out into the public. Although

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