Vote for me! The results
Remember the referring readers to check out the “Bag It or
Build It?” poll over at the Wall Street Journal? Autoblog reader Carl remembered, sending along a link
to the results (which you'll find after scrolling pass all the juicy Ferrari SuperAmerica information).The Aston Martin ran over every other entry, with 99% of the “Build It” vote. Of oourse, since the only “choice” available to participants was "Build It", there was a slight bias towards the vehicle.
But for true voting, the Chevrolet Camaro concept overwhelmed the competition, gaining 73% of the vote to “Build It”. But the Dodge Challenger concept (pictured) lived up to its name with 67% of people voting for its future assembly.
“Bag It” winners (if that's the right word), on the other hand, included the Toyota F3R van and the Chrysler Imperial concept.
Thanks to everyone who participated at the BW poll and Autoblog’s own between the two retro concepts (though the Autoblog winner was decidedly different.)
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