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Old 08-10-2006, 10:47 AM   #1 (permalink)
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PriceGrabber.com Debuts Shoppers' Top 20 List for New Vehicle Popularity

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Rankings Based on Frequency of Search and Shoppers' Desire to Purchase - Imports Reign


LOS ANGELES, Aug. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- PriceGrabber.com®, an Experian company, announced today that vehicles from foreign manufacturers dominated the premier edition of the Shoppers' Top 20 List of most often researched vehicles on PriceGrabber.com. Additionally, PriceGrabber.com's array of both economy and luxury vehicles displayed the wide range of interests demonstrated by the PriceGrabber.com auto shopping community.

In compiling the Shoppers' Top 20 List, PriceGrabber.com gave consideration to several factors in which shoppers expressed an interest in each vehicle. These variables included the following: whether or not a consumer checked the vehicle's specifications during the shopping process, the total number of page views PriceGrabber.com received for each vehicle's information pages, and whether or not a consumer completed a PriceGrabber.com vehicle pricing request, which is an indication that the consumer is ready to purchase a vehicle.

"With our innovative approach to allowing shoppers to get competitive prices on vehicles, PriceGrabber.com users are able to shop and gather the information to drive their buying decisions more confidently than ever," said Darren Davis, business director for PriceGrabber Autos. "In addition, our users are actively researching new-to-market vehicles like the Toyota Yaris and Hummer H3



PriceGrabber Autos' Shoppers' Top 20 List of vehicles for the first half
of 2006 follows:

1. Honda Civic
2. Toyota Camry
3. Hummer H3
4. BMW 3-Series
5. Honda Accord
6. Toyota Corolla
7. Toyota Yaris
8. Toyota Rav4
9. Honda Odyssey
10. Toyota Tacoma
11. Toyota Prius
12. Toyota Sienna
13. Acura TL
14. Mini Cooper
15. Mazda3
16. Infiniti G35
17. Ford Mustang
18. Nissan Altima
19. Subaru Impreza AWD
20. Lexus ES 350
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Old 08-10-2006, 11:19 AM   #2 (permalink)
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How many Toyotas and Hondas can you count? Include Lexus and Acura!

It's not just "Imports" and its not just "Japanese".

It's Toyohonda mania, people.
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Old 08-10-2006, 11:21 AM   #3 (permalink)
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How many Toyotas and Hondas can you count? Include Lexus and Acura!

It's not just "Imports" and its not just "Japanese".

It's Toyohonda mania, people.
That list is such BS. The Solstice and Sky is one of the most searched vehicles on the planet and it doesn't make the top 10 on their retarded list??!!! Riiiiiiight.
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I never even realized that Pricegrabber had an auto section until today. Based on this list it makes me wonder who uses them to search for autos? There are so many better sites for information although I do like their search method with all the options on the left edge to help narrow down what you are looking for.
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Old 08-10-2006, 11:52 AM   #5 (permalink)
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Wow...only TWO domestic vehicles, thats sad.
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Re: PriceGrabber.com Debuts Shoppers' Top 20 List for New Vehicle Popularity

Who is PriceGrabber.com ?
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Who is PriceGrabber.com ?
A website that wanted to be in the news today, so they released some usage statistics. Two words: big whoop.
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Nobody goes to pricegrabber.com, no one but the uninformed and illiterate.
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Toyota Yaris over Saturn Sky......right.................
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Looks like a buch of Japenses in Japan assembled this list. What bull crap.
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I use PG.com alot, just not for autos.
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That shows how many uninformed people there are on this planet.
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Who compiled this list, Toyota?
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I'll make sure not to visit pricegrabber ever.
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