Category: Survey Results

AutoPacific's surveys prove buyers are planning to keep cars longer.

AutoPacific announces 2009 Ideal Vehicle Award Winners

Survey Indicates Ford Benefits From Troubles Of Others And Not Taking Bailout

The Detroit Big Three soon will consist of the New General Motors, New Chrysler and Old Ford, or better... the New Old Ford. Ford has benefited from a major restructuring begun with the arrival of Alan Mulally in 2006.

A just-completed national VehicleVoice Internet survey shows American consumers are skeptical of the U.S. government's involvement in the auto industry, with 81 percent of respondents agreeing that the faster the government gets out of the auto business, the better.

AutoPacific has a new category in its Vehicle Satisfaction Awards - the Rising Star. This is the brand that has moved upwards the most in its rankings in the VSA results. Hyundai climbed eleven positions to win the award in this new category.

Survey results: What owners are most willing to recommend their cars to friends and family members?

AutoPacific finds that moms are leaders in adapting and demanding high-tech convenience features.

Consumers want more and more technology in their cars, and manufacturers are responding.

A just-completed AutoPacific online survey showed that buyers are disappointed by automakers taking bailout funds and that Ford tops their choice options in U.S. vehicles, in part due to its ability to avoid an Uncle Sam handout.