Porsche Leading the Way Ahead of Ferrari in the USA
A recent survey conducted by Best of the Best showed that their US players prefer Porsche to Ferrari.
(PRWEB) July 14, 2007 -- Best of the Best, the Supercar competition company (as seen at UK airports and online) recently conducted a survey of their customers from the USA which gave some rather surprising results…namely that in the States, Porsche is more popular with Best of the Best players than Ferrari. Of those customers surveyed by Best of the Best, the majority specified their preferred model as the Porsche 997, followed by the Mercedes CL500, with the Ferrari F430 lagging behind in third position.
Bestofthebest.co.uk have had over 150 winners in the seven years that they have been running their Supercar competitions. 9.7% of Best of the Best players and over 20 of their winners are from the US. Lucky states include California, Virginia, Minnesota, Illinois, New York and Florida. California proves it really is the 'sunshine State' with the majority of Best of the Best US winners living here. Check out winners and listen to the phone call telling them they won a car worth over £120,000 at http://www.bestofthebest.co.uk/botb2/site/public/ticketQty.acds?instanceid=2984143&carid=
Best of the Best are located at all major UK airports (as well as online at www.bestofthebest.co.uk) -- most of the guys in the departures lounge are drooling over the cars (to see what bloggers say about Best of the Best cars, see http://www.funenclave.com/auto-zone/aston-martin-db9-volante-8525.html).
Entry into the Supercar competition costs £20 and for the lucky person who wins, the choice is mind-blowing -- they get to choose from a list of, on average, 10 Supercars, including the Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder (as driven by David Beckham), Porsche 997 Turbo, Audi R8, Aston Martin V8, Aston Martin DB9 and Bentley Continental GTC. A bewildering choice for anyone, but it seems that if you are from the States, it's not such a hard decision; the Porsche 997 Turbo is leagues ahead.
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