Voting for the 2009 Inside Line Readers' Most Wanted Awards has started. This is your chance to vote for the cars, trucks and SUVs that make up your own personal list of must-have vehicles.
2009 Inside Line Readers' Most Wanted Awards Voting
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2012 Chicago Auto Show: 1993 Ford Mustang SVT Cobra R
February 9, 2012 1:11 PM
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February 1, 2012 3:45 PM
stovt001 says:
08:17 AM, 04/28/09
I liked having the option to justify my answers. I can't wait for the results.
brn says:
08:32 AM, 04/28/09
Not a single Ford product in "Commuting Under $30,000"? That's Ford's key demographic, other than trucks.
Not a single domestic in "Commuting Over $30,000"???? I guess domestics are no good for commuting.
No Mopar minivans in "Family Under $30,000". I wouldn't drive one, but it's the ultimate family vehicle.
The only domestic under "Instant Classic Under $30,000" is the Wrangler? Where's the Camaro?
I'm starting to wonder if the domestic fanboys are right about you. The choices are slanted against domestics. When you publish the results, they won't mean much.
slickersdrip says:
09:33 AM, 04/28/09
I think there ought to be more categories as far as price range is concerned. Over $30K so you have the option of a Cobalt SS or a Gallardo? I know there can be some skewing for people who want gas milage, but a lot of these cars don't stand a chance. A sedan category and I can pick an S65 AMG over an Altima?
slickersdrip says:
09:34 AM, 04/28/09
Meant 3 series or Gallardo. Please can we get an edit button?
estreka says:
09:55 AM, 04/28/09
The Genesis was listed under family rather than luxury?
The S2000 isn't considered a "speed" car?
The commuting choices were very poor. The best commuters aren't necessarily the cars with the best fuel mileage from each brand. I don't even think I saw a Prius in there!
bc1960 says:
10:31 AM, 04/28/09
There's no option for "None of the above" and you can't continue with the survey if you refuse to make a choice.
dwhamman says:
01:34 PM, 04/28/09
This questionnaire is absolutely horrible. The results you post in June will mean absolutely nothing to anyone who actually took the survey and knows how aweful the options were. It felt like whoever selected the cars for each category used a dart-board. I agree with the previous poster, none of the above should have been an option in this questionnaire.
dougtheeng says:
02:00 PM, 04/28/09
I question the validity of a survey in which I am forced to choose between an Aston Martin and a Miata. Something seems wrong with the methodology.
autoboy16 says:
02:46 PM, 04/28/09
Maybe A redo is an order...
An under $30k, $30-45k, and 45k+ option choices will be good.
Also, I like the best concept car category!
firstwagon says:
04:57 PM, 04/28/09
I'd like to see an under $20K category too... at least in the commuter class. There's a huge difference in what's considered great for $30K and what's considered great for $15K.