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Drive by Numbers - LA (un)Confidential

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edited September 2014 in General

imageDrive by Numbers - LA (un)Confidential

Does everyone in LA drive a Prius? Edmunds Senior Analyst goes myth busting in the nation’s largest car market.

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  • carlisimocarlisimo Member Posts: 1,280
    It makes for interesting reading, thanks! It's similar to what I see in parts of Silicon Valley.

    I don't think it's a big surprise. We all have less space at home and on the road than we would in other parts of the country. Gas is more expensive. Off-roading is a hobby, not something you have to do to get to certain places. So fewer trucks are a given. Some of the popular trucks or SUVs elsewhere are pretty expensive though, so people with the same amount of money here might buy or lease a 3-series instead.
  • classicjettaclassicjetta Member Posts: 6
    This is an interesting analysis. I'd also like to see it for a variety of places as well. Perhaps it could be a big-middle-small so you could do New York City, Columbus, Ohio, and Billings, Montana.
  • viss1viss1 Member Posts: 1
    Actually the only stereotype I've ever had about LA appears to be 100% accurate - no one buys domestic cars.
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