Incendiary

Thought y'all at CL would appreciate this.

From another forum:



Don't know how recent this data is. Also don't have any other charts like this (wish I did, though).

Incendiary

Actually, did a quick search just now and found that it's from 2005.

http://wheeltalk.fancal.net/?p=391

Also, some E90 demographics and entry lux stuff here:
http://wheeltalk.fancal.net/?p=374

bitkahuna

iTrader: (20)

I don't see anything in the first post.

tmf2004

iTrader: (15)

There should be one for the Lexus GS etc...

Incendiary

Hmm... Anyone else see or not see it?

mavericck

I see it....it says A6 drivers are the most educated

Incendiary

And the most white...

mavericck

What's your point?

Incendiary

I think the number speaks for itself, don't you? ~97%? Wow.

mavericck

Do you consider that statistic a bad thing?

bitkahuna

iTrader: (20)

Now I see it. Odd.

ElitistK

iTrader: (4)

this demo is pretty accurate, at least with asians americans on bmw and lexus

Incendiary

I consider it more of a thing to note, rather than good or bad. But I am an impartial observer. If I were in Audi management, I would be extremely concerned.

marshmallo

Interesting breakdown.

encore888

I assume this is BMW-provided, as the font looks like theirs. So naturally they highlight the 5-series strengths, as they should.

In terms of data interpretation, I wonder how these numbers would stack out dimensionally when sales figures are taken into account, for instance a larger sales figure overall might have a greater demographic spread by ethnic group. I'm also looking at which of the cars are closer to the total midsize luxury market average. And what was the average price paid.

And of course while there is a tendency with these charts to look at the differences, there is a great amount of overlap.