ISO Canadian vehicle reliability study
July 9, 2014 10:17 AM Subscribe
A year or so ago, we found a pdf online somewhere that we'd like to find again. Here are the bits of info we can remember:
* It's a Canadian study that looked at the number of vehicles still being registered annually by year, make and model.
* It assigned a percentage to each year/make/model, e.g. 80% of 1995 Toyota Corollas are still being registered today.
It was the cornerstone of our last used car search, and we stupidly didn't download/save it. Any magical heroes out there have any help for us?
* It's a Canadian study that looked at the number of vehicles still being registered annually by year, make and model.
* It assigned a percentage to each year/make/model, e.g. 80% of 1995 Toyota Corollas are still being registered today.
It was the cornerstone of our last used car search, and we stupidly didn't download/save it. Any magical heroes out there have any help for us?
Best answer: I found it! For the record, it's called "Twenty-Five Years of Vehicle Longevity." Here's a link to the pdf. Thanks, notpeter...marking you as best answer because you were. :)
For the record, this doesn't include model, just make.
This pdf was definitely *not* in my Evernote. Ahem.
posted by nosila at 12:46 PM on July 10, 2014
For the record, this doesn't include model, just make.
This pdf was definitely *not* in my Evernote. Ahem.
posted by nosila at 12:46 PM on July 10, 2014
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posted by notpeter at 9:06 PM on July 9, 2014