Automotive Survey - Consumer

[AppleMan]

I'm looking to drive some traffic to a survey I am doing on consumers car buying habits.....As we all love and own cars, I think I am 'rallying' the right kind of people!! A little help from my SW PHer brothers and sisters would be magic.....There's 10 questions, and it takes about a minute to complete......If you could help out it would be really appreciated.

Cheers,

Tim

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/V8B5QKX

[TDIfurby]

Done, although with me having "invested" £20k+ into a car probably only worth about £3k, its difficult to answer a few of the questions. One thing's for sure, I'm not selling it!

[oblio]

Done

[eddie1980]

Done.

I might be wrong but it could be you get a non green bias from this site.

[snowmuncher]

Your survey seem very much aimed at the company car user who only really considers their car as a method of transport, not an enthusiast.

As such my answers will probably throw a curve-ball into what you're trying to find out.

[High flier]

Done

[splodge s4]

snowmuncher said:

As such my answers will probably throw a curve-ball into what you're trying to find out.

I wondered that, it seems the most important factor I have when choosing a car is the colour, I know thats not right

Actually, it probably is, when I bought the Esprit 10 years ago I didnt care about emissions, I didnt care about tax, or mpg or co2...it had to be yellow or black & I had to get a tingle in my balls.

Oh & fit in the garage, thats it.

Edited by splodge s4 on Sunday 19th February 10:56

[xkrGiles]

All done

I think you could of gone further with the questions, a level deeper.
Specify PCP for example

good luck

[AppleMan]

Thanks for all your input folks.....Some interesting results coming from this survey.

Prior to posting the link on here, colour was the leading the way....Since posting on here colour is still the most important thing. For info, other outcomes are as follows....

Nobody gives a monkey's about CO2 emissions but do think seriously about what their tax disc costs.....This is quite odd as the two are directly linked. NCAP ratings that What Car tirelessly bang on about don’t even register i.e. safety is seemingly unimportant. Finally, most people would change their car if the loan repayments remained the same and even more would change if running costs were reduced and their loan payment didn’t increase!

Thanks again SW PHer’s

[RemaL]

Done if not too late