It feels good to know that we still have trustworthy people like ma'am Christine Morgan, I'm very delighted I was transformed through her platform God bless her abundantly
Except basically no one drives BMW's here and still not as much in the cities. You normally see Kia's, Ford's and Chevrolet's. In my live I've rarely seen these cars driven around.
100% spot on with NY. We do buy Civic's. 1. They're cheap 2. reliable 3. easy to park in tight spaces 4. Great gas mileage 2nd choice people do get is a Corolla, Camry, and accord but for SUV drives it's always Rav4 and CRV.
Norbero Fontanez bud I’m not advocating for Cali but the most popular car sold there *starts* at $74,000, with average model s price much closer to $100k. They aren’t poor.
Hell you can't live here without knowing MULTIPLE people who own any subaru. Especially outdoorsy hipsters (know one who uses hers to go snowboarding up at Timberline)
@09fx ¿ Ahh, poor boy. Are you still mad because the hand you use to play with yourself got accidentally slammed in the door of a Ford. You should drink a nice warm glass of soy milk in your favorite padded safe room... And remember, those crayons are for drawing pictures not eating.
Tyler Beeson well I guess they’re common there especially were all the rich peeps live like in Santa Monica. I guess you could say testa is like the go to expensive car in heart of los angeles. But like everywhere else where normal people live, it’s all honda civic or prius
Harambe Jr. I mean not really just in the more country parts but theres a shit load of honda Accords and toyota Corollas , but theres literally a mix of everything if you go downtown you'll see Tesla's , Rolls Royces , (Porsches are really common now everywhere throughout Houston ) and i myself drive a volvo s60 , truck's are really for workers and old white people lol
As an European and a car enthusiast (I’ve visited most of the Europe) I’ve only seen a handful of these cars in Europe. Of course Volvos, Teslas, Audis and Nissan Leafs are pretty common.
The only reason Montana has such a high percent of supercars is due to a tax loophole in Montana that let's people register a company and not pay taxes on the car, hence why many rich people register as a company and then buy their cars through Montana to avoid the tax.
@@NiteshKumar-tn8xt No, that makes it, by definition, a loophole. Not complying, on the other hand, is called "crime". File that away for later use... it could save you a lot of legal fees. :-)
I see so many commenters that have mis-understood this great video. It's the most DISTINCTIVE car in the state, not the most common. That means that it lists the cars that are found more in that state than anywhere else. It explains why the list doesn't contain too many common cars; they're all spread out among the US and don't hold a significant percentage in any single state.
Yep lots of them on the road old and new I bought a 2000 the other day to use as a commuter car, runs like it's brand new 160k on it I'm going to maintain it and try to get 300k
Regardless of state residence I think we can all agree that the most of a certain car we will ever see is either a Subaru SUV or Toyota Rav4 with a Handicapped Plate. . . . . .driving 40 below. . . . . . . while merging onto the freeway . . . . . . . ugh.
I’m from Detroit, MI, and I’ve owned TWO Chevy Malibus this past decade. IDK where you’ve gotten your information, but you are PRECISELY on point! Much respect 2 U! After watching this, I might get a THIRD Mali, IDK yet. I’m to busy digging my 5-speed VW Jetta. And BTW, my uncle and his family has owned multiple Chrysler minivans in Wisconsin. Again, you’re spot on!😎
Well fun fact, a lot of celebrities and rich people buy property there. When my sister lived near Hamilton and went to a friend's party one night she and her husband got to play cards with Huey Lewis
@@knote4958 Huey was a friend of a freind when he lived in Marin, California. He said he was driving around and asked for directions. The local guy said, "You better buy soon because some Rock n Roll guy is moving here and that will drive up prices." That he was unknown in the area sold him on it. He is a down to earth guy.
I'm not surprised Colorado got an off road SUV. Because of its rough terrain, the other most popular cars are the Ford Raptor, the Jeep Wrangler, and the Jeep Gladiator.
