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In Canada the AVERAGE car is 14 years old. That means half of them are older than that. Don't forget, just because a typical owner may sell a car after 5-10 ye
by NikolaNovak 7y ago
In Canada the AVERAGE car is 14 years old. That means half of them are older than that.
Don't forget, just because a typical owner may sell a car after 5-10 years, doesn't mean it goes away into the aether :).
[FWIW, I have a 2004 Subaru WRX; I make the dealership rounds every year looking for replacements, and cannot find anything that handles better in that price range - in fact, by all accounts modern WRXs are a softer drive]
- jessaustin 7y agoYour argument is correct, but you might want to retake statistics. b^) A long tail on only one side (no car has a negative age) means that more than half would be older than the average. You were thinking of the median, not the average.
- jessaustin 7y agoAnd of course I got it wrong too... b^)