(I took the liberty of "proofing" the following quote and making corrections. It was... annoying.)
You can go into very deep consideration for making your choice if you like, or you can vaguely consider other variables as I believe it will not make a huge difference. All I'm trying to do is show a difference in opinion between two groups on a subject where one group is knowledgeable about the subject while the other group is not. Then I have to try and figure out how the majority of the "ignorant" group :rofl: made their decision by looking at the characteristics of the car(s) most chosen by them.
While I understand the anthropological interest in this, I'm still unclear on how to vote and - more importantly - WHY!
I see that you're trying to come to a group that is knowledgeable on "the subject", and I guess I should feel honored in a sense. The thing is, you'll find as many "fan boys" here (mostly EVO lovers, in this case) as you will among the less-informed group(s). Those of us who are all around car enthusiasts, like Kabob, will probably want to understand your question in more detail. As he himself said, we're talking about some very different vehicles. Some have strengths where others have weaknesses, and your question is vague at best.
In other words, NONE of the cars you've listed can really be "considered the best car
for all types of driving."
:dunno:
With that said, I believe the Honda comes closest when weighing the four factors you originally proposed. (looks, reliability, performance, practicality)
...,etc? :scratch:
(Surely you've got a better defined list of characteristics. Weren't you planning to examine the "ignorant" group's motivations?)
Tell you what; define your question a little more clearly and
then I'll vote. :cool2: