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That seems disingenuous. No doubt there are some car owners who do care about these things, but the vast majority of drivers would likely be hard-pressed to kno
by dwallin 3y ago
That seems disingenuous. No doubt there are some car owners who do care about these things, but the vast majority of drivers would likely be hard-pressed to know what type of engine their car has, or what the differences between rear and front drive are. Most people select cars based on some mix of cost, perceived safety, utility, and by what other people they know are getting.
(edit) Went to add sourcing and was surprised to find that while most of the things I listed were accurate, fuel efficiency turns out to be one I significantly underestimated:
https://www.statista.com/chart/13075/most-important-factors-when-buying-a-car/ https://www.statista.com/chart/13075/most-important-factors-...
- frumper 3y agoPeople saying that fuel efficiency is the most important factor often means a mid-sized SUV 3 row SUV rather than a Suburban.
- RecycledEle 3y ago> there are some car owners who do care about these things, but the vast majority of drivers would likely be hard-pressed to know what type of engine their car has, or what the differences between rear and front drive are I'm very surprised by this answer. May I ask: Where do you live? What are your degrees in? I live in Texas, and my degrees are in STEM fields like Computers and Engineering.