What do you think-who buys these cars?

[Bryan330i]

Please help me out with a couple of quick responses. I am in a debate at work and we need you opinion.

For the following cars, please give me what you associate as far as the type of person that would buy the car, age, sex and so on.


Chrysler 300M

Chevy Monte Carlo

Chrysler Sebring Convertible

 

[epj3]

Chrysler 300M -- People who want a larger car, who want american, and want some nice features

Chevy -- People who want a midsized car without paying much for one and are too stubborn to go for a foreign car

Seabring -- Definitely for old people retired in florida.

 

[adrean8j]

300m: older middle aged male
Monte Carlo: depends on the year monte carlo...old one would be a lot of people
Sebring: 20-30ish crowd....relatively nice looking and not to expensive

 

[epj3]

20ish to 30ish crowd? Not around here.. only old farts drive those cars here.

 

[frolf]

300m: 30's-50's, like a little pep, but are happy w/o all the fame
Monte Carlo: ultra conservative middle age dude, or super red neck dude
sebring: 60+ woman

 

[junglestylz]

300M: Somebody nearing their middle age that wanted class, but not the MB, Jag, etc. label
Monte Carlo: A redneck that thinks that by putting a bunch of nascar stickers on his car and a bent piece of sheet metal on the trunk lid, it will somehow turn his car into a stock car.
Sebring: Definately agree with most of the others. Some that is to old to ever buy anything unamerican, but wants a convertable so that they can enjoy the hot Florida sun beating down on the back of their wrinked neck.

 

[Kirby]

exactly

 

[Bryan330i]

300M: Somebody nearing their middle age that wanted class, but not the MB, Jag, etc. label
Monte Carlo: A redneck that thinks that by putting a bunch of nascar stickers on his car and a bent piece of sheet metal on the trunk lid, it will somehow turn his car into a stock car.
Sebring: Definately agree with most of the others. Some that is to old to ever buy anything unamerican, but wants a convertable so that they can enjoy the hot Florida sun beating down on the back of their wrinked neck.

I agree

I was thinking about the same thing as all of you here. There are two people looking for cars and I was saying the cars are just too old for the buyers. They need some style and performance, well as much as you can get when they are only willing to buy American.

This confirms my thinking. Thanks

 

[codex57]

300M: 30s to 50s male looking for American luxury with size and more sport than the competitors

Monte Carlo: Nascar redneck. I've seen all ages, from teens to 60+. The Jeff Gordon version is the funniest IMO.

Sebring Convert: 60+ male or female. I've yet to see someone younger than 40s drive the car, but almost overwhelmingly all are in the retirement age zone.