Consumer Searches for Several 2008 Redesigned Vehicles Continue to Soar on Cars.com
November 08 2007 - 11:03AM
PR Newswire (US)
CHICAGO, Nov. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- Since 2008 vehicles started hitting
dealer lots, several new cars that were redesigned for the upcoming
model year are generating significant interest among consumers
shopping at Cars.com, according to the latest Cars.com Consumer
Search Index. The redesigned Honda Accord, continues to be the
most-searched new car on Cars.com. The redesigned Mercedes-Benz
C-Class also remains in the top 10 most-searched new cars on
Cars.com in October. The C-Class now ranks sixth among the most
searched cars on Cars.com. "The interest generated for these new
vehicles and redesigns has certainly meant good news in for
manufacturers and has translated well into sales," said Cars.com
managing editor Patrick Olsen. "GM seems to have generated some
real interest with their redesigns of the Chevy Malibu, Cadillac
CTS and the new GMC Acadia and Buick Enclave, both of which are
just outside the top ten list of cars experiencing the largest
increase in searches." All of the redesigned vehicles that have
experienced an increase in search activity have received positive
reviews and, in many cases, have benefited from a significant
marketing push by the manufacturers. Below are the new cars with
the most searches on Cars.com and the cars experiencing the largest
increases and decreases month over month. Top New Car Searches
(October) New Cars With Largest Increase in Searches (October) 1
Honda Accord 1 Chevrolet Malibu 148% 2 Honda Civic 2 Honda Accord
29% 3 Toyota Camry 3 Chevrolet Tahoe 27% 4 Honda CR-V 4 Cadillac
CTS 27% 5 Nissan Altima 5 Mercedes-Benz C-Class 19% 6 Mercedes-Benz
C-Class 6 Chevrolet Corvette 17% 7 Toyota RAV4 7 Acura MDX 17% 8
Ford Mustang 8 Dodge Charger 17% 9 Toyota Corolla 9 Volkswagen
Jetta 14% 10 Chevrolet Silverado 10 Honda Fit 11% New Cars With
Largest Decrease in Searches (October) 1 Toyota Highlander 9% 2
Toyota Yaris 5% 3 Toyota Sienna 4% 4 Toyota RAV4 3% 5 Mazda Mazda3
3% 6 Jeep Wrangler 2% 7 Toyota Camry 2% 8 Toyota Prius 2% 9 Nissan
Altima 2% 10 Infiniti G35 1% About the Cars.com Consumer Search
Index The Cars.com Consumer Search Index offers a comprehensive
look at the internet search behavior of Cars.com visitors. The
statistical information is compiled by tracking the more than 8
million unique visitors that log on to Cars.com each month and the
vehicles that are most popular. Cars need to meet a minimum number
of searches to qualify for the various top ten lists. About
Cars.com Partnered with more than 200 leading metro newspapers,
television stations and their websites, Cars.com
(http://www.cars.com/) is the most comprehensive destination for
those looking to buy or sell a new or used car. The site lists more
than 2 million vehicles from 14,000 dealer customers, classified
advertisers and private parties to offer consumers the best
selection of new and used cars online, as well as the content,
tools and advice to support their shopping experience. Cars.com
combines powerful inventory search tools and new-car configuration
with pricing information, photo galleries, buying guides,
side-by-side comparison tools, original editorial content and
reviews to help millions of car shoppers connect with sellers each
month. Launched in June 1998, Cars.com is a division of Classified
Ventures, LLC, which is owned by leading media companies, including
Belo (NYSE:BLC), Gannett Co., Inc. (NYSE:GCI), The McClatchy
Company (NYSE:MNI), Tribune Company (NYSE:TRB) and The Washington
Post Company (NYSE:WPO). DATASOURCE: Cars.com CONTACT: Steve Nolan,
Public Relations Manager, +1-312-601-5163, cell, +1-630-310-2468, ,
or Jackie Brennan, Public Relations Specialist, +1-312-601-6229,
cell, +1-219-577-6106, , both of Cars.com Web site:
http://www.cars.com/
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