View Poll Results: what is your average annual income?
<$20,000
9
6.34%
$20,000 - $30,000
2
1.41%
$30,000 - $40,000
15
10.56%
$40,000 - $50,000
24
16.90%
$50,000 - $60,000
18
12.68%
$60,000 - $70,000
10
7.04%
$70,000 - $80,000
14
9.86%
$80,000 - $90,000
10
7.04%
$90,000 - $100,000
10
7.04%
$100,000 - $120,000
20
14.08%
$120,000 - $150,000
3
2.11%
>$150,000
7
4.93%
Voters: 142. You may not vote on this poll
average income of TSX owners
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Pharm.D. Man
Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Troy, Michigan
for what it's worth, i see a nice bell curve going on in the poll...but then there are quite a few outliers bankin' $100K+!!! apparently we've got some big ballaz rollin' around in TSXs...all that money, and still chose the TSX, eh? good to hear!
Racer
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From: Chicago
TSX is a damn fine car. Fun, sporty, with a little luxury on the side. And unless one's mind is so clouded by brands and labels, you cannot miss the fact that the TSX is a great little package whether you make $50K or $500K.
Instructor
Joined: Feb 2004
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From: Ottawa
Originally Posted by masmole
TSX is a damn fine car. Fun, sporty, with a little luxury on the side. And unless one's mind is so clouded by brands and labels, you cannot miss the fact that the TSX is a great little package whether you make $50K or $500K.
Moderator Alumnus
Joined: Oct 2000
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From: Raleigh, NC
Originally Posted by doinoyou79
for what it's worth, i see a nice bell curve going on in the poll...but then there are quite a few outliers bankin' $100K+!!! apparently we've got some big ballaz rollin' around in TSXs...all that money, and still chose the TSX, eh? good to hear!
Bound for Europe
Joined: Jul 2003
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From: My crib in Burnaby, BC
Ooops!
I guess in US dollars I'm in the 20K - 30K category.
Ah, doesn't matter though. I bought my car with inheritance money. My income goes towards other wasteful habits and passions
I guess in US dollars I'm in the 20K - 30K category.
Ah, doesn't matter though. I bought my car with inheritance money. My income goes towards other wasteful habits and passions
The Voice of Reason
Joined: Aug 2003
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Originally Posted by Soze75
Ooops!
I guess in US dollars I'm in the 20K - 30K category.
I guess in US dollars I'm in the 20K - 30K category.
1 US dollar = 7.8002 Hong Kong dollars, so you could truthfully answer that you make as much as $234,060.....
(Probably one reason why they pay pollsters to do this for real!
)
Senior Moderator
Joined: Jul 2003
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From: Toronto
Originally Posted by bob shiftright
Does the poll specify which dollars?
1 US dollar = 7.8002 Hong Kong dollars, so you could truthfully answer that you make as much as $234,060.....
(Probably one reason why they pay pollsters to do this for real! )
1 US dollar = 7.8002 Hong Kong dollars, so you could truthfully answer that you make as much as $234,060.....
(Probably one reason why they pay pollsters to do this for real!
)A pollster would find 100000 things wrong with this poll. I dont know much and I can find at least 10.
Drifting
Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 2,303
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From: Northern VA
i think the question income was added to the "age of TSX owners" poll, but this thread is fine...
(if you really wanted to be accurate, you'd have to do household w/ cost of living adjustments minus debt. 'cause some of us have mortgages and grad school debt and whatnot.)
ricecake, who sounds larchish in this post.
(if you really wanted to be accurate, you'd have to do household w/ cost of living adjustments minus debt. 'cause some of us have mortgages and grad school debt and whatnot.)
ricecake, who sounds larchish in this post.
Obnoxious Philadelphian
Joined: Jul 2003
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From: South Jersey
Originally Posted by ricecake
i think the question income was added to the "age of TSX owners" poll, but this thread is fine...
(if you really wanted to be accurate, you'd have to do household w/ cost of living adjustments minus debt. 'cause some of us have mortgages and grad school debt and whatnot.)
ricecake, who sounds larchish in this post.
(if you really wanted to be accurate, you'd have to do household w/ cost of living adjustments minus debt. 'cause some of us have mortgages and grad school debt and whatnot.)
ricecake, who sounds larchish in this post.
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