Automobile manufacturers usually promote the sales by putting new advertisements with marketing incentives, or adding new features as a package. From customers' standpoint, all they care about may be only on the exterior style, whether the car is sturdy, safe, and durable, and whether the car maintains its performance after three or five years, without having to spend money for body reworked and paint repaired. They have no way to understand the complicated engineering design and specifications of the vehicle, but can only rely on the R&D by professionals. The developers, who are limited by available R&D funds, have to deal with not only different sales volumes in various markets, but also differences in environments and customs of all countries. Considering limited expending capability of customer, and R&D resources and development benefits of manufacturers, it is critical to explore what customers really need and develop the facilities or features meeting their needs. The auto industries in Taiwan and India are either partners or technical associates of major auto manufacturers in Europe, U.S., or Japan, lack of independent capability to develop some key components like engine, transmission, and chassis by themselves. Thus, this paper only concentrates on features capable of being developed by two countries as the study objects, like appearance, comforts, safety, and interior components. Exploring from available documents and literatures, this study defines the functional and quality attributes of automobile. Referring to the classification of Kano quality attributes, this paper classifies the quality attributes of automobile into ”attractive quality”, ”one-dimensional quality”, ”must-be quality”, ”indifferent quality”, and ”reverse quality” by their relative majority. Statistical variance analysis is applied in Kano two-dimension (2D) quality analysis to examine whether significant difference existed among different groups or backgrounds. Kano 2D Quality Model provides the valuable analysis method of basic needs, linear needs, and attractive needs to understand customers' requirements for designing automobile features. The result grouping the product attributes as Kano charisma and linear quality attributes can be served as a reference for auto manufacturers developing new products or features in the future. Conducting sampling surveys in Taiwan and India by Kano 2D quality model, we recognize the qualities perceived by employees or customers of two countries. The relationship among quality attributes, customer satisfaction and re-purchase willingness is explored. For external customers in Taiwan, only 74% are not the first-time buyers, with experience covered from 0 to 15 years. Most of them purchased the car based on safety and price considerations. All gave medium score to overall satisfaction. There are no obvious reasons for re-purchase willingness; but there are rather detailed information toward qualities of products and services. This may serve as reference for the company under study. From the questionnaire to external customers in India, we know that 86% of them are not the first-time buyers, but have experience for at least six months, to longest of 35 years. They purchased the cars based on the brand, appearance, attribute, and performance. Although they gave only medium appraisals of overall satisfaction to cars under study, these are only evaluations by relative comparisons. With questionnaires designed by using Kano 2D quality model, we derive the following conclusions: (1)Newly developed attribute of the equipment: Most appearance designs, such as fender style / function, bodyside protector, and rocker panel style, do not meet customers' requirements in Taiwan market. The safety attributes, such as parking camera, are thought irrelevant to both customers and employees. The maintenance attributes, such as ”appointment for repair”, is also irrelevant. (2)Perception on new equipment by different population: The customer's tastes of appearance between Taiwan and India are totally different. Indian customer's tastes, surprisingly belonging to linear attribute, are more fastidious than Taiwan. Customers in Taiwan seem not caring too much on exterior attribute with no practical function. The perception on the other functional factors, like comforts, safety, and interior attributes, seem to be similar for customer with different backgrounds. (3)Overall customer satisfaction and willingness to re-purchase: Learning from the correlation analysis by this study, the overall satisfaction, both customers in Taiwan and India, and the willingness to re-purchase show only medium degree of satisfaction. Internal employees with higher seniority are more loyal to the company in Taiwan. Also with incentives of favorable price, the internal employees have higher willingness to re-purchase than that of external customers. For internal employees in India, their average income is less than that of outside customers. This results in the higher willingness to re-purchase for external customers than for internal employees.