Read this, then VOTE!!!!!!

[dfkrug]

Toyota MR2 Spyder
BMW M3
Toyota Tacoma
Suzuki Samurai (project)

 

[Matt_Jr]

1 Toyota, 2 Chevys, 1 Mazda
1 Kubota-you know why

 

[Foothill Rancher]

2 Dodge

 

[Red55]

Ford Windstar
Dodge Grand Caravan
Ford Explorer

 

[milkman]

lexus
honda
nissan
kubota
club car

 

[cowboy357]

Wife . Dodge Durango

Me . Jimmy SUV , Just on the Property , Iseki Tractors . As I Dont drive anymore .

Edit, I also Forgot I Just traded one of My tractors last night for a H60 Hyster diesel forklift. I Drove it around last night .

 

[TheHammer]

Dodge
Chevy
Ford

 

[pennwalk]

Me -> Toyota (T100, no one else wants it)

Wife -> Toyota or Honda (Sienna unless she can get her Accord away from the kids)

Chris

 

[Podunkadunk]

THANKS guys! I'm 67% complete with my survey. Need 100 random responses from a broad demographic...TBN provides both easily! I have 67 so far. Anything more is icing on the cake and only makes my report stronger.

I have to admit, I was supposed to stand on a street corner and ask the question, but I think the responses here are just as accurate, everyone on the level, no pressure, no feelings of "it's nunya bidness", etc.

'Preciate it.

Podunk

 

[actionaj]

Wife Jeep Grand Charokee
Me Chevy Cavalier back and forth to work
Me Chevy Truck
Me Chevy Corvette for fun

 

[tommu56]

me ram 2500
wife jeep wrangler
wife and grand kids chevy trailblazer


tommu

 

[jsboening]

94' Chevy Impala SS
02' Chevy Silverado 2500HD Duramax
05' Chevy Express conversion
91" Ford Mustang LX convertible 5.0(currently disassembled)
46' Willys Jeep(someday hope to drive)

 

[MotorSeven]

3 Chevy trucks('68,'72,'05)
1 VW Jetta Diesel

 

[jdbower]

I don't know how broad the TBN demographics are, they probably represent a unique demographic more than a broad one. I'd guess that the typical TBN user lives in a rural area but also has pretty good computer skills. This means that rural America is probably over represented, the suburbs underrepresented, and the city dwellers all but excluded. You'll notice, for example, that there's a disproportionate number of pickups in this list which skews the numbers towards these manufacturers. Interestingly there are a lot more people with more than one vehicle per person than I would have expected (of course, this could indicate that the poster is a "car guy" and therefore more likely to post in a thread like this). This may be a side effect of the pickup truck issue as my next vehicle will likely be a pickup but if I need to start driving frequently I'd supplement with a more appropriate commuter vehicle.

Some may say that this skew towards farmers is a welcome change from the general feeling that there's a barren wasteland between the two coasts, but it all depends on what's happening to these statistics. If this is for a class, then perhaps one of the most important things to learn about statistics is that you can prove whatever you want if you ask the right question to the right people. If you're not getting the distribution you want, just open it up to a wider demographic and I'm sure eventually you will

Just to add to your numbers:
Me: Mercedes (a 'Bama Benz)
Wife: Toyota

I'd be curious to see how you process the results you get here, but of course you should only reveal that once you've got all the data you need lest knowing the purpose skews the results.

 

[vic4news]

Jeep, Ford, Subaru

 

[Gomez]

Ford

Honda

Honda

 

[Renze]

I'll start with my brother and sister who live next door, they would make the best comparison to the average outdoor living TBN folks, only from a European perspective:
Brother (self enployed blacksmith) has a Mercedes Vito 108D Van
his wife drives a Toyota Corolla..

What you'd see in Holland is: No pickup but a 2.5 ton GVW Van with a 4 cylinder 90 hp diesel, and no big saloon or SUV but a small Corolla 1.6 for the wife.

my vehicles: read my signature

 

[mnbowhunter1960]

06 CHEV CREW CAB 4 X 4 1/2 TON PICK UP
08 CHEV 4 DOOR EQUINOX

 

[fluffyone]

Nissan and Gmc

 

[Tractors4u]

Chevrolet
Volvo
Ford