Originally Posted by mk378
Yes a seemingly large percentage of Land Cruisers still on the road are 20+ years old, but that's because there was a big boom for them in the 1990s, then relatively few new ones sold in the last two decades. ...
That's an example of how the list favors models that have been sold under the same name for a long time, but don't sell in the same numbers they did years ago. The ranking would be different if corrected for age.
Yes a seemingly large percentage of Land Cruisers still on the road are 20+ years old, but that's because there was a big boom for them in the 1990s, then relatively few new ones sold in the last two decades. ...
That's an example of how the list favors models that have been sold under the same name for a long time, but don't sell in the same numbers they did years ago. The ranking would be different if corrected for age.