Imagine what the entire United States auto industry would look like if it were represented as 100 cars. How many cars would be new or used? White or red? Ford or Toyota? Purchased or leased?
If you looked at the United States auto industry as 100 cars you might find a few surprises. For example, alternative fuel vehicles aren't nearly as popular as the media would have you think – they are almost equally as common as diesel vehicles. Manual transmission cars are about as common as luxury vehicles. In the United States there are twice as many imported vehicles as there are domestic vehicles. Almost seventy percent of vehicles are white, silver, black or gray and over fifty percent of all vehicles are light-duty trucks.
How do you compare with these popular consumer auto trends? Where do you fit in with the 100 cars of the United States auto industry?
Infographic by: cjponyparts
If you looked at the United States auto industry as 100 cars you might find a few surprises. For example, alternative fuel vehicles aren't nearly as popular as the media would have you think – they are almost equally as common as diesel vehicles. Manual transmission cars are about as common as luxury vehicles. In the United States there are twice as many imported vehicles as there are domestic vehicles. Almost seventy percent of vehicles are white, silver, black or gray and over fifty percent of all vehicles are light-duty trucks.
Infographic by: cjponyparts
