Interesting statistics about drivers ....
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I am over 65, however, feel like 55 so naturally I drive the Z4 and why not, as they say "Last Shirt has no Pockets" .... so I have fun every day
Cheers,
Rolf-Dieter
So sorry the link is in German ... then you all know how to switch it to English using Google of course you do let me translate the text for you ...
Accordingly, the average buyer of a Jaguar New car in the first half of 2010, approximately 56.5 years old, 56.1 years of a Mercedes.
At the most recent are mini- Buyer - they are on average 44.7 years old.
Opel Buyers are 53.1, BMW 52.0 Customer and VW Buyers on average 50.7 years old. Among the high volume producers in Germany,
Ford has the youngest customers with an average of 47.8 years. Furthermore, the typical new-car buyers will be many years older and older,
as the study goes on to say: Meanwhile, his average age is 50.8 years. "The German car market is a reflection of our society - new car buyers
are graying, "said auto expert Ferdinand Dudenhoeffer.
In return, the share of German new-car buyers fall below 40 years: He is, according to the study, nor was 20.2 percent, in 2006 the figure
was 23.3 percent. Rising on the other hand, the proportion of 70 - Buyer years: They now 11.3 percent.
Click here to see the link
I am over 65, however, feel like 55 so naturally I drive the Z4 and why not, as they say "Last Shirt has no Pockets" .... so I have fun every day
Cheers,
Rolf-Dieter
So sorry the link is in German ... then you all know how to switch it to English using Google of course you do let me translate the text for you ...
Accordingly, the average buyer of a Jaguar New car in the first half of 2010, approximately 56.5 years old, 56.1 years of a Mercedes.
At the most recent are mini- Buyer - they are on average 44.7 years old.
Opel Buyers are 53.1, BMW 52.0 Customer and VW Buyers on average 50.7 years old. Among the high volume producers in Germany,
Ford has the youngest customers with an average of 47.8 years. Furthermore, the typical new-car buyers will be many years older and older,
as the study goes on to say: Meanwhile, his average age is 50.8 years. "The German car market is a reflection of our society - new car buyers
are graying, "said auto expert Ferdinand Dudenhoeffer.
In return, the share of German new-car buyers fall below 40 years: He is, according to the study, nor was 20.2 percent, in 2006 the figure
was 23.3 percent. Rising on the other hand, the proportion of 70 - Buyer years: They now 11.3 percent.