While this data has some really neat aspects to it I think they miss some interesting observations, this is why I wish people would release their data set more

While this data has some really neat aspects to it I think they miss some interesting observations, this is why I wish people would release their data set more often. How do they define unusually common? I ask this because there's an interesting pattern I think you can start to see emerge in the towns with lower populations. As you go down the list it looks like cheaper foreign cars are more "unusually popular". I doubt this is a function of where they're located or culture but I would guess it has more to do with median household income. It would be even more interesting to map where each car is serviced and see if you could determine where the most affluent communities are. Or maybe you could use property values coupled with vehicle values to see if financially responsible people tend to live in one community or another. You could then use this data to affect how you advertise in one area or another. Some areas you may want to market as "A quick affordable, mechanic right at your finger tips." and in others you may want to market it as "Having your own personal mechanic that caters to you." Just throwing that out there.