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I'm surprised how young Audi drivers are given that they've positioned themselves as MB wannabee's, especially with their steep pricing & *****-poor support on leasing terms. And are Subaru buyers really the same age as those who purchase Toyotas?
I've never understood all the fuss over median purchaser age. I know it's a marketing kiss of death, but the median age will always be a bit on the older side (even Mazda was 47) as the young don't buy as many cars. Who really cares if Buick's is 61? I understand their customer is more likely to die off and they don't sell Buicks in Heaven, so the General has a problem with that, but as long as there's new senior citizens to replace the dead customers, it shouldn't be a problem. Automakers spend zillions of dollars to attract a younger buyer and it blows up in their face, like Scion. Half the Scions I see (not that I see all that many in SE MI) are driven by senior citizens.
Sorry for the poor quality, I snapped those with my cellphone.
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