Kbb.com Names Most Researched Vehicles of 2005
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Kbb.com Names Most Researched Vehicles of 2005
Honda and Toyota Dominate 2005 Top List
IRVINE, Calif., Jan. 3 -- Kelley Blue Book (www.kbb.com), America's most trusted resource for new- and used-vehicle information, names the most researched vehicles during 2005. Information was collected among more than 80 million unique visitors to kbb.com, the most-visited third-party automotive Web site in the world. Visitors to the site generated nearly 360 million pricing reports to aid them in their new-car buying process.
Kbb.com's Most Researched Vehicles of 2005
Honda and Toyota dominate kbb.com's most researched new vehicles list for the 2005 calendar year, with the two brands together capturing eight out of the top 10. Four domestic vehicles managed to make the top 20 with consumers during 2005. Two were from Ford - the Ford Mustang and Ford Escape -- and two from Daimler-Chrysler -- the Chrysler 300 and the Jeep Grand Cherokee.
"The most-researched vehicles list makes it clear that the import manufacturers are doing a better job than the domestic makers in conceiving and producing high-volume vehicles," said Jack R. Nerad, executive editorial director and auto analyst for Kelley Blue Book/kbb.com. "The Big Three automakers used to dominate the top sellers, but this list is another indication that imports are mainstream vehicles to a broad cross-section of Americans."
source : theautochannel
IRVINE, Calif., Jan. 3 -- Kelley Blue Book (www.kbb.com), America's most trusted resource for new- and used-vehicle information, names the most researched vehicles during 2005. Information was collected among more than 80 million unique visitors to kbb.com, the most-visited third-party automotive Web site in the world. Visitors to the site generated nearly 360 million pricing reports to aid them in their new-car buying process.
Kbb.com's Most Researched Vehicles of 2005
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1. Honda Accord 6. Toyota 11. Acura TL 16. Toyota Avalon
Highlander
2. Honda Civic 7. Nissan Altima 12. BMW 325 17. Ford Escape
3. Toyota Camry 8. Honda Odyssey 13. Toyota Sienna 18. Chrysler 300
4. Toyota 9. Honda Pilot 14. Toyota 19. Jeep
Corolla 4Runner Grand Cherokee
5. Ford Mustang 10. Honda CR-V 15. Infiniti G35 20. MAZDA3
"The most-researched vehicles list makes it clear that the import manufacturers are doing a better job than the domestic makers in conceiving and producing high-volume vehicles," said Jack R. Nerad, executive editorial director and auto analyst for Kelley Blue Book/kbb.com. "The Big Three automakers used to dominate the top sellers, but this list is another indication that imports are mainstream vehicles to a broad cross-section of Americans."
source : theautochannel
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