depends on what criterias they use to measure, for top value i
would guess its how much metal and plastic you get for how much
dollar you pay. this being the case many korean cars will be at the
top of the list (i havent read the papers yet), they are cheap and
reasonably good. my family bought a kia cerato, this is really
value for money.
however i dun think that visual appeal, aesthetic, branding,
exclusivity, feel good factor, features beyond the basic necessity,
are at the top of their consideration list, if they are there at
all.
most likely their considerations will be spaciousness, having as
many basic features as possible, low low price etc etc.
my office's scientists rushed to grab the sunny recently when they
learnt that the price was all time low. when i tried to stop them,
they told me that they only needed a transport mean to go from
point A to point B, nuttin more. boring people!
our marches are different class entirely, it should not be in the
value-for-money class in the first place.
