How Quickly the People Forget: General Motors More Popular than Ford

Forty-eight percent (48%) of those who plan to buy a new or used car in the next year say they are at least somewhat likely to buy either a Ford or a vehicle made by General Motors, according to a new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey.
But those findings include 20% who are Very Likely to buy a Ford, while 26% say they are Very Likely to buy a GM product instead.
Source: Rasmussen Reports

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46% More Likely to Buy a Ford Because of No Bailout

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Public opposition to the auto bailouts may translating into consumer buying decisions, with 46% of Americans now saying they are more likely to buy a car from Ford because it did not take government money to stay in business.

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