The results from our poll of 1,982 UK motorists found that price is the top concern in a new vehicle, followed closely by number of seats and fuel economy. Of the tiny 1% of respondents who claimed CO2 emissions would be the first thing they looked at, two thirds (67%) stated this was due to the ‘money-saving element’, such as cheaper road-tax, that came as a bonus. Only one in ten of the respondents (11%), were concerned about the impact on the environment.
Car Buyers Don’t Care About CO2 Emissions
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