The Bass new product growth model is used for cross-national analysis of diffusion processes of durable goods in four major Pacific Rim countries. The estimated coefficients are used to test the hypotheses on country-specific effects and on lead- and lag-time effects on the diffusion rates of consumer durable goods in the Pacific Rim countries. On the basis of the empirical findings, managerial implications are derived and discussed to provide insights into the relationships between diffusion processes and country-specific characteristics. These insights may serve as guidelines in formulating effective marketing strategies for introducing new products into Pacific Rim markets.