And that's all I really meant.

 

We're good. That's all I was trying to explain to my co-worker. And as Pete said, old thought processes don't die easily for some.

Subaru. Here in Louisville, I'd bet an easy 50% sport some kind of bumper supporting a Democrat.

 

I'm going with Subaru as well.

Based off the small sample size of people I know with Maximas it's about 50/50.

I'm going with the Volt.

Most of those I know that voted for President Obama, drive Cadillacs and tell me that I need to buy a Prius.

Well, I drove a Honda Civic the first election. The second time around it was the Ford Focus.

That's an discussion I had with one of my coworkers not too long ago. You can have a American based company that builds their vehicles in Canada or Mexico (or even elsewhere)...or you can have a Japanese based company that builds and assembles their vehicles on American soil, using American workers. So, which one is it? Do you look at where the money trail ends...or do you look where the actual vehicle is built?

I've gotten to where I don't care where the bottom line $ ends up, it's all the in between. Look at how much money Toyota generates for our economy. It's hard to care that the bottom line profits end up in Japan.

As to the question posed I'd go with Subaru.

Honestly?

 

I see a lot more black people driving Maxima's than any other vehicle on that list...

 

 

My thought process as well seeing as how every black in America and Africa voted for Obama. :lol2:

I would think a smart car and a Suburban (or some type of gas guzzler). Don't know if they really have enough numbers to count for statistical significance, but I'd bet that some of the higher end ones like Porsche, etc. as well.

 

You'd also think that truck ownership would be a decent indicator.

That's an discussion I had with one of my coworkers not too long ago. You can have a American based company that builds their vehicles in Canada or Mexico (or even elsewhere)...or you can have a Japanese based company that builds and assembles their vehicles on American soil, using American workers. So, which one is it? Do you look at where the money trail ends...or do you look where the actual vehicle is built?

 

Assembly is another thing that would probably blow people's minds.

Prius.

I didn't vote for him and I owned a Subaru the first time he ran. Of course it was a 95 Subaru I bought in 98. Sold it for $500 in 2010. It's still on the road.