What Age Buyers?

[TKVancil]

Ok I'm 44 years old, ( I'm in the bottom half of the bell curve )

 

[Jim H]

Ok I'm 44 years old, ( I'm in the bottom half of the bell curve )

Guess at almost 70 I must be very near the base of the bell. I still plan on getting years of driving pleasure out of my Elio

 

[LonePine]

Interested in the age distribution here. I will post up some statistics and histograms once there are enough respondents.

Hope I'm not too late re: your stat's. Just turned 60.

 

[AriLea]

I am 60, but since I have to provide a car to my daughter and son (30 and 29), they will be driving one(s) too, until fully employed and paying their own way. Then I suspect they won't be able to afford anything else. Do they count? Not for this forum maybe.
But I suspect there will be many 'gifts' like that made toward adult children. That younger group is very money challenged and often not even looking into it at the moment. So, if they are in that situation they don't risk deposits on their own money. Having ready lending will be very important to them.

 

[HHH]

I'm 61. The bike's age is that of a young child. The model's age is unknown (as is her phone number).

 

[Bert]

54 yrs. young here!

 

[Dusty921]

I'm 61. The bike's age is that of a young child. The model's age is unknown (as is her phone number).

You should, at your age, be sure you know her age first and then the phone number!

 

[Charlie G]

You should, at your age, be sure you know her age first and then the phone number!

That picture was taken 6 years ago. Unless she's 11 in the photo, he's fine to call her at this point...
Though he may go broke with long distance charges to Italy trying to track her down!

 

[tommy]

At 75 I may kicking around in the dirt below the bell ha ha. Hopefully I will have a year or two to enjoy the Elio.

 

[Rickb]

I am 60, but since I have to provide a car to my daughter and son (30 and 29), they will be driving one(s) too, until fully employed and paying their own way. Then I suspect they won't be able to afford anything else. Do they count? Not for this forum maybe.
But I suspect there will be many 'gifts' like that made toward adult children. That younger group is very money challenged and often not even looking into it at the moment. So, if they are in that situation they don't risk deposits on their own money. Having ready lending will be very important to them.

I am 68, but don't understand the thought of having to provide a car and many such gifts toward adult children. Never to me from my Father (I bought my first car at 16.......the '59 VW was the car I could afford working PT while in high school not the car I wanted) and certainly not from me to my adult children.