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http://www.carmax.com RICHMOND, Va. -- (Business Wire)
When choosing a car to buy, more than 60 percent of women selected price
and reliability as the most important factors, according to a recent
survey conducted for CarMax, Inc. (NYSE:KMX), the nation’s largest
retailer of used
cars. Space was noticeably more important for women with children
under age eighteen.
A majority of respondents chose price (33 percent), while 29 percent
picked reliability over both fuel efficiency and safety as most
important factors when choosing a vehicle to purchase. Fuel
efficiency rounded out the top three vote getters. Space
consideration scored higher among for women with children under age
eighteen (17 percent) and for women under thirty-four (15 percent).
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