Didn't finish it.


I have A-D-D. What was I doing again?

 

Bump again. We are up to 15 respondents. Really need 25-30 for a solid sample! Keep them coming.

 

Not sure. I caused drama on a BAM thread. I called a moderator a tool. I even went as far as doing something like this...

https://www.i-club.com/forums/bay-ar...estion-252237/

But all I get are some lousy points which aren't redeemable for anything.

 

Bump for more respondents!

 

Thank you for everyone that has submitted responses. I need about 10 more people. If you haven't done so already, I encourage you to submit a response. It only takes a few minutes. It's a total of 6 questions.

 

Bump. Need about 5 or 6 more people for a solid sample.

 

Hi everyone. I've closed the survey. Thank you to everyone that participated. Here are the results.

The total number of respondents was 20.

Used Subaru Market

The average top of mind price for a good condition 2005 WRX with 75k miles was $12,075. The median response was $11,500.

Generally speaking, mostly all respondents felt that the used Subaru market either provided good value, fair value, or were slightly over-priced. The division between good value and slightly over-priced was essentially down the middle with slightly over-priced having two more respondents than good value. However, fair value had less respondents than those two.

The break down in response were:

Extremely good value | Good value | Fair value | Slightly Overpriced | Extremely overpriced

1 | 6 | 3 | 8 | 1


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New Subaru Market

The average top of mind response for a fair price WRX was $25,725. The median response was $25,000.

The perception of the pricing of new Subaru's was a bit more divided. Approximately half the respondents saw the pricing of new Subaru's as good value, while the other half saw it as over priced. The responses were classified as:

Extremely good value | Good value | Fair value | Slightly Overpriced | Extremely overpriced

5 | 3 | 3 | 6| 3