Need your help!

[tschatzinger]

Here's a link to a short survey about Nissan and purchasing behaviors when it comes to cars. If you could take it, it would help me and my fellow WKU classmates out a bunch. Thanks!

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/vie ... emtyM2c6MQ

[PapaSmurf2k3]

Did it, although its tough to rate Nissan, or even the auto industry in general considering how much it has changed in the past 20 years. Not sure if you're asking about old Nissan, or new Nissan.

[Bubba1]

Did it, although its tough to rate Nissan, or even the auto industry in general considering how much it has changed in the past 20 years. Not sure if you're asking about old Nissan, or new Nissan.

Done. I interpreted it as combined old and new, but I agree. I can see that question's answers being all over the place based on whether one assumes new Nissan, old Nissan, or combined. It might be difficult to draw a conclusion from that one unless it gets more clearly defined.

[NolimitZ32]

Answered, left a comment too. enjoy.

[zacmil]

Submitted! I actually go to WKU myself, so I figured I should show some sort of support for my classmates. Best of luck!

[tschatzinger]

Thanks for the help, fellas.

Small world zacmil!

[MinisterofDOOM]

The "features" sections lack a "handling" option. My top three are, in no particular order, Design, Handling, and Horsepower/Speed. Honestly, though, the available choices don't let me sum up what matters to me in a car well at all.

I care about:

"Fun to drive" factor (which comes packaged in a HUGE variety of combinations of power/handling/design).
Aesthetics

Anything else is secondary. I TEND to prefer large RWD V8 performance sedans (3 of the 5 cars I've owned fall into this category), but can have fun with little FWD 4-cylinder coupes, trucks, family cars and everything else in between so long as it's put together in a pleasing way.

[Rev_D21]

Completed the survey for you.