Fastest selling cars....accoding to Forbes

Article in Forbes detailing the best selling (most in demand) cars. A little "green" but more guzzlers than not.

http://www.forbes.com/2009/08/31/popular-new-cars-lifestyle-vehicles-auto-sales_slide_3.html?thisSpeed=15000

Out of that list there are only 2 cars I would even consider driving and one is not the Camaro.

I wouldn't buy any of those.

Neither would I.

Same here.

Sorry, but I can't be bothered by online articles that require me to reload an entire page 12 berkleying times for the 12 cars.

P71 wrote: Sorry, but I can't be bothered by online articles that require me to reload an entire page 12 berkleying times for the 12 cars.

+1 Put it all on one page or forget it.

I'd rock a Cooper with the right options. Nothing else on there remotely interests me.

pres589 wrote: I'd rock a Cooper with the right options. Nothing else on there remotely interests me.

Cooper yes. The rest no.

ddavidv wrote: I wouldn't buy any of those.

Not even in 10 years when they're cheap(er)?

In reply to BAMF:

They will still be mostly SUV's that I will not be interested in. The new Camaro I will never be interested in - I don't like anything about it.

My two maybes were the Prius and whatever the small cheap car that made the list - I wouldn't buy either right now, but those were the only two that I could really even imagine owning.

nine of the twelve are the SUVs they obviously didn't come to this forum for opinions

The S5 is a sexy car. It's not anywhere on my shopping list for the foreseeable future, but I could see why people would want one.

they still make the matrix?

I guess a Camaro would make a nice drivetrain donor for something like, say, a 1971 Camaro. That'd be kind of cool, especially the 300hp V6, just to be different and save weight + fuel.