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Those numbers seem extremely unlikely. I would think that almost no 17-year old owns a car and also has two children. That would mean that people with one or no
by colonwqbang 6y ago
Those numbers seem extremely unlikely. I would think that almost no 17-year old owns a car and also has two children. That would mean that people with one or no child, or not owning another car, account for only 10% of Ami drivers?
- scbrg 6y agoUhm. It could simply mean that people let their kids drive it. Buyers and drivers are not necessarily the same group.
- stan_rogers 6y agoParticularly buyers of things that cost 6000€.
- desdiv 6y agoI read that as the following: 1. half of all Ami _buyers_ have one car and will continue to drive their existing car 2. half of all Ami _buyers_ have at least two children, and those children will the ones driving the Ami 3. 40% of those _driving_ Amis are under 18 4. 60% of those _driving_ Amis are over 18
- evandrofisico 6y ago> about half of all Ami buyers have one car and at least two children > More than 40% of those driving Amis are under 18. If this is accurate, those 40% under 18 are driving, but not buying. It's probable that parents are buying those cars for their teenage children.