Hello Nattydawn,
58 percent of drivers listen to a CD player.
Excerpt:
?Radio still rules as the entertainment medium of choice in cars,
among 96 percent of the respondents. Another 58 percent said they use
a CD player while driving, followed by cell phones (55 percent) and
cassette players (47 percent). Newer technologies are distinctly in
the minority: DVDs (6 percent) and mp3 players (3 percent). Satellite
radio is dead last, with 1 percent.?
Source:
Satellite radio growing at steady
By ADRIAN McCOY
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Casper Star Tribune: April 30, 2004
http://www.casperstartribune.net/articles/2004/04/30/news/business/3594bf2aa4dfeaf287256e8500702002.txt
The Sun Newspaper Online
http://66.102.9.104/search?q=cache:HVYTZw6Qb4wJ:www.thesunlink.com/shns/story.cfm%3Fpk%3DSATELLITERADIO-04-29-04%26cat%3DAN+percent+%22CD+player+while+driving%22&hl=en
Additional information that may interest you
?Cassette tape player: This longtime standard feature in cars is
headed the way of eight-tracks. Motorists today want CD players.
Cassette players, combined with an AM/FM radio or with a radio and a
CD player, are in 52 percent of cars sold this year, down from 80
percent in 1998, according to J.D. Power and Associates. About 39
percent of new cars had an AM/FM radio and cassette player in 1998.
Now, only 7 percent come with that combination.?
Lansing State Journal
http://www.lsj.com/news/business/031221_hotcars_1e-2e.html
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Percent of motorists listen to CD players
I hope this is helpful.
Best regards,
Bobbie7 |