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Below $40,000
$40,000-$59,999
$60,000-$79,999
$80,000-$99,999
$100,000-$119,999
$120,000-$139,999
$140,000-$199,999
$200,000-$299,999
$300,000-$499,999
$500,000 or higher (swimmin' in cash)
This is an ANONYMOUS poll of your annual FAMILY gross income, so we can get an idea of the range of incomes for Model S purchasers. Please complete it ONLY if you are planning on getting a Model S, and please DO NOT leave any posts revealing your own personal income.
Last edited by Todd Burch; 01-11-2012 at 07:56 PM.
Missing the poll itself, Todd?! Wonder how many income tiers you intended to create...
Poll's up...took a second to submit via the iPad. I won't vote on this until a few anonymous votes have already come in.
family or individual?
EVan E. Fusco, MD
Nixa, MO
Model S R77/VIN-1267-- Black 85kWh (non-perf), Tech, Lacewood trim, tan interior, Sound Studio, Air Suspension, 19" rims, twin chargers, HPWC
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Argh...thanks Evan. FAMILY income. How the heck do I edit the thread title or poll question?
EDIT: Nevermind. Found it in the advanced editing options.
Only 10 are allowed...so ten. Not nearly as fine as I'd like for a poll like this.Originally Posted by gg_wants_a_tesla
It's a good benchmark
I crossed a threshold this year from going from one tier to the another by like $50.
Unfortunately, I think I messed it up. After Evan reminded me that I should clarify "Family" versus "Individual" income, I fixed my first post but was unable to fix the thread title. Moderators, perhaps you can fix it for me?
I wonder how many people cast votes for their individual income instead of family income.
You don't have "irregular" or "varies massively from year to year" as an option.
neroden, you are probably an outlier rather than the norm but, maybe, you can use some sort of a historical average over the past 3 years or so?!
Todd, it's unlikely that too many folks went with individual income. Buying a car falls within the family budget and definitely needs the significant other to be part of the equation (as we've seen with several posts on other threads
I think the results thus far are seemingly as expected given the jobs that folks have and the price of the Model S.
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