Can you guys help me by filling out this survey?

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Hey everybody, I still need a few hundred responses...:crazy: If you haven't taken this survey yet please do! Thank you! :cheers:
 
I filled it in. Not interested in buying any new cars though, so yeah.
 
Got err Dunn. I couldnt give a good answer on the ford sections. I was looking for the "hell no" and the "too long"
 
Ugh, I don't spend enough time on this site. I'm curious, what kind of questions were they and to what end? Input on what the client should buy for personal or business purposes? Looking for individuals' experiences with different brands or models?
 
IIRC, it was various questions about Ford, Chevy, Nissan, Toyota, and...Chrysler? Things like your opinion on the brand, how you view their reliability, would you recommend these manufacturers to a friend, those sort of questions.
 
Sorry that the link closed, for anyone who wanted to take the survey and was unable to. It's open again. Thank you!
 
Sorry if this is a dumb question, but how do you change the rank of stuff on the page with your preferences for buying a car?

I couldn't work it out so I went on to the end anyways.
 
Each factor is a bar that you move - you drag the most important "bar" to the top, second below that, etc.
 
I think I tried that but nothing happened. I finished the survey anyway and can't retake it so I hope I haven't skewed the results too much :)
 
As you might expect, the general order of overall brand quality goes in about this order:

  1. Honda
  2. Nissan
  3. Toyota
  4. Ford
  5. Chevrolet

It also seems that a vast majority don't plan to buy a car for at least 2 years. Sedan and sports car were the most popular classes. And of course, price is the most important factor in car shopping.

For those who still haven't taken the survey, please do! I still need about 200 responses to finish this project! Thank you! :cheers:

https://fiu.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_39ilGjhHxZODdv6
 

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