GM Bad Boys
Most bad boys apparently prefer General Motors Corp. products when trying to outrun the police. That comes from Art Spinella, president of CNW Marketing Research in Bandon, OR. When an intern had nothing else to do, he had her watch 50 episodes of the TV show Her assignment: Mark down what vehicles offenders were driving as they led police on pursuits. Her findings: 63% of them drove GM products.
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Most bad boys apparently prefer General Motors Corp. products when trying to outrun the police.
That comes from Art Spinella, president of CNW Marketing Research in Bandon, OR.
When an intern had nothing else to do, he had her watch 50 episodes of the TV show “Cops.” Her assignment: Mark down what vehicles offenders were driving as they led police on pursuits.
Her findings: 63% of them drove GM products.
“If only GM could get that kind of market share,” says Spinella.
Coversely, he notes no fleeing felons drove Honda Accords.
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