3rd Gen Survey (for a class)

[Unner]

Everyone aboard the cost brag train :violin:

Can we see what the overall results were now that it's closed?

Can't even see a lot of mine, and some of it still hasn't been delivered yet. AOR bumper mostly...

 

[Kryptoroxx]

How about stuff that was needed maintenance but got a mod/upgrade, such as suspension? I counted it but did not discount the cost of what the stuff would have cost to replace with stock. Tires are another one I justified as it's only a leetle more monies (and did not count, but did count the wheels that I didn't really need need). No worries, all the little mods take up the slack in my guestimates....and a kinda big one I've just remembered I forgot.

Tomorrow. I am still working on it. The survey is going to be much more expansive this time and I will leave it open for 1000 people to respond.

 

[Kryptoroxx]

Alrighty here are the responses. I am working on the purchase date graph. I didn't think that question through so I have to do a little work to it before it gets displayed. I should be putting up the new survey in a new thread tonight and I will let it go until I get 1000 responses....or at least as close as I can.

Maybe I can get it as a temporary sticky so that it gets traffic. I think most of the data came out very well though. I always appreciate more professional opinions than my own too lol. I'm doing 206 statistics. :smash::smash:

From what I can tell there are some guys who lie to their wives about how much they spend on their truck lol! 8k+ in mods is a LOT....but who am I to judge lol. I would do it too.

That was the only chart that had some spiky stats to it. Everything else was a fairly nice curve.

Now the Purchase date will be coming soon. I have to run it through Excel quickly.

 

[Kryptoroxx]

Here are the last 2 charts. I think what was surprising thing to me was how much the average purchase price galvanized in these past few years despite increasing numbers of purchases. Quite curious but it made for some interesting information. I'm sure the people who have done statistics could probably draw some more conclusions from this data but I will get there slowly. I'm about to publish the second survey and this one is gonna be a lot more in depth. opcorn:

 

[Unner]

The reason the purchase price has leveled out is because our trucks have hit their depreciation limit, they don't have a whole lot of value to loose. Mine if it was stock would be worth what I paid for it 3 years ago.