AutoPacific, a California-based automotive marketing and product-consulting firm has conducted a survey asking thousands of new car owners on what they think is the most satisfying sports car in United States. The 2007 Porsche Boxster has been able to obtain the No. 1 position.
 
Porsche Boxster and Boxster S were given the Vehicle Satisfaction Award (VSA), which is considered the industry’s yardstick in measuring the satisfaction that new car owners get from their vehicles. According to the survey, Boxster owners have rated their cars highly within the Power/Acceleration and Braking categories same with the Cargo/Space/Capacity, Cupholders and Interior Storage areas of the survey.

The Auto Pacific releases VSA outcome annually as a consumer and industry service measuring owner satisfaction across 46 specific areas associated to a vehicle’s operation, comfort, security and overall buying experience. And fortunately Porsche got all what it takes to win such distinguished recognition.

George Peterson, President of Auto Pacific said that, “Sports cars are supposed to be exhilarating to drive, but sometimes difficult to live with. Owners of the Porsche Boxster indicate it delivers on exhilarating, but it is not difficult to live with.”

Starting from the day that the Boxster was released until now it still win praises from consumers as it provides the ultimate open-air driving experience. It has a one of a kind mid-engine configuration, with numerous handling developments and better dynamic and passive safety that makes it the leading vehicle in its segment.

Auto Pacific as a future-oriented automotive marketing and product-consulting firm promise to give every year the same kind of award to deserving vehicles, they aim to recognize vehicles and manufacturers that prove to them that they deserve respect and acknowledgement from consumers.
 

If you encountered rude motorists when you are driving around Miami, don’t be surprised okay? Want to know why? Then read this out

For the second consecutive time, the city of Miami earned the number 1 spot at The Driver’s Seat Road Rage Survey conducted by AutoVantage, one of the leading automotive club in the US. The survey aims to determine the driving habits and attitudes of commuters across the US. Miami was awarded as the least courteous city for driving.

Liz Allison, TV personality, radio host, and spokesperson of AutoVantage said:
"Road rage has unfortunately too often become a way of life, both on and off the track. More and more, in cities across America, people are acting out their frustrations with dangerous results. It’s bad for professional and everyday drivers alike. Our Road Rage survey shines the light on emerging driving trends, and there are some very interesting results."

Meanwhile, the survey shows that the city of Portland is the most courteous city for motorists.
Check out the complete list of the top 25 most and least courteous cities in the US according to the 2007 AutoVantage survey.

Least Courteous Cities

1. Miami
2. New York
3. Boston
4. Los Angeles
5. Washington, D.C.
6. Phoenix
7. Chicago
8. Sacramento
9. Philadelphia
10. San Francisco
11. Houston
12. Atlanta
13. Detroit
14. Minneapolis/St. Paul
15. Baltimore
16. Tampa
17. San Diego
18. Cincinnati
19. Cleveland
20. Denver
21. Dallas/Ft. Worth
22. St. Louis
23. Seattle/Tacoma
24. Pittsburgh
25. Portland

Most Courteous Cities

1. Portland
2. Pittsburgh
3. Seattle/Tacoma
4. St. Louis
5. Dallas/Ft. Worth
6. Denver
7. Cleveland
8. Cincinnati
9. San Diego
10. Tampa
11. Baltimore
12. Minneapolis/St. Paul
13. Detroit
14. Atlanta
15. Houston
16. San Francisco
17. Philadelphia
18. Sacramento
19. Chicago
20. Phoenix
21. Washington, D.C.
22. Los Angeles
23. Boston
24. New York
25. Miami