Article: Guess Who's Buying More Sports Cars in America? Polk Identifies Majority of Sports Car Owners as 45 and Older.

DETROIT, Jan. 14 /PRNewswire/ -- Ten, twenty and thirty years ago, it was the young rebels without a cause cruising main streets with fast, fun sports cars. Their dads and moms felt more secure driving the "dependable, reliable" sedans or station wagons. But a recent analysis released today by The Polk Company found that today's moms, dads and grandparents seem far more inclined than their parents to choose a spiffy sports car.

Today, the majority of Americans purchasing sports cars are over the age of 45, with approximately 35 percent falling in the age bracket of 45-54 years of age. The percentage of buyers within the 45-54 age bracket for sports cars is ...






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