Find out! Use the following formula...
1. Divide the number of Honda vehicles you've owned by the number of total vehicles you've owned. Then multiply the result by 100 and round to the nearest whole number. This is your HONDA LOYALTY SCORE.
2. Check off ONCE each model from the list below if you've owned at least one of that model. Add the number of checks and divide this total by 12. Then multiply the result by 100 and round to the nearest whole number. This is your HONDA COLLECTION SCORE.
Accord
Civic
Crosstour
CR-V
CR-Z
Element
Fit
Insight
Odyssey
Pilot
Prelude
Ridgeline
Add your HONDA LOYALTY SCORE and HONDA COLLECTION SCORE and divide by 2. Round to the nearest whole number. This is your HONDA FANBOY PERCENTAGE.
Use the guide below to see where you fall...
75%-100% You are most definitely a Honda fanboy. It's no surprise that you are a participant in this forum - the only surprise would be that if are not already a Senior Member of this Forum. Honda dealers in your area know you by your first name and never need IDs for documentation. Other dealers? Forget about it. You turn your nose to anybody driving, let alone selling, anything by any other automotive manufacturer, maybe even Acuras. Heck, you may someday be a candidate for donation requests should any automotive museum want to showcase a Honda exhibit. And you would see nothing wrong in taking pride in that.
50%-75% Maybe you're late to the game, but these days, you'll likely go for a Honda over anything else. It probably took a little time for you to realize Honda's excellence due to growing up in a proud American family who would only drive Fords or Chevys. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but times have changed. The type of vehicle people drive has changed. You've fallen in love with Hondas and are comfortable with them - even if they are from Japan. Don't get anybody wrong, you are not a fanatic, but just a practical guy that knows who does a **** fine job of making cars. One that consistently rates well in Consumer Reports and gets good gas mileage.
25%-50% You're not one prone to get too comfortable with any auto maker, and certainly not one to show any loyalty to one. Maybe you'll get the Honda, but maybe you'll go for a Mazda or Toyota instead. Maybe you still trust American auto makers. Or, maybe even, gasp, you'll go for a Saab! (Do they even make those anymore?) At any rate, you certainly have a more open mind than anyone else shopping for cars and are proud of that. You are a varied, sophisticated fellow that just cannot be labeled. You'll go for what your gut and mind tells you is best and nobody can tell you what that is but you.
0%-25% Why are you even here? Maybe you have had a Honda or two in the past, but you've had a bad experience with them. Or, at the very least, associate driving a Honda with some other bad experience. At any rate, you certainly are not enamored with Hondas and are certainly are not set to buy one that hasn't even been released yet. It's either that or your are as fickle in your auto tastes as an British magazine editor diagnosed with ADD and suddenly you want to be the first in line for Honda's newest toy. Even with that, though, much more time must pass before you could even be considered a loyalist at best or simply one who chooses to hop on to the next big thing (**cough**Apple self-driving cars***cough**).
1. Divide the number of Honda vehicles you've owned by the number of total vehicles you've owned. Then multiply the result by 100 and round to the nearest whole number. This is your HONDA LOYALTY SCORE.
2. Check off ONCE each model from the list below if you've owned at least one of that model. Add the number of checks and divide this total by 12. Then multiply the result by 100 and round to the nearest whole number. This is your HONDA COLLECTION SCORE.
Accord
Civic
Crosstour
CR-V
CR-Z
Element
Fit
Insight
Odyssey
Pilot
Prelude
Ridgeline
Add your HONDA LOYALTY SCORE and HONDA COLLECTION SCORE and divide by 2. Round to the nearest whole number. This is your HONDA FANBOY PERCENTAGE.
Use the guide below to see where you fall...
75%-100% You are most definitely a Honda fanboy. It's no surprise that you are a participant in this forum - the only surprise would be that if are not already a Senior Member of this Forum. Honda dealers in your area know you by your first name and never need IDs for documentation. Other dealers? Forget about it. You turn your nose to anybody driving, let alone selling, anything by any other automotive manufacturer, maybe even Acuras. Heck, you may someday be a candidate for donation requests should any automotive museum want to showcase a Honda exhibit. And you would see nothing wrong in taking pride in that.
50%-75% Maybe you're late to the game, but these days, you'll likely go for a Honda over anything else. It probably took a little time for you to realize Honda's excellence due to growing up in a proud American family who would only drive Fords or Chevys. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but times have changed. The type of vehicle people drive has changed. You've fallen in love with Hondas and are comfortable with them - even if they are from Japan. Don't get anybody wrong, you are not a fanatic, but just a practical guy that knows who does a **** fine job of making cars. One that consistently rates well in Consumer Reports and gets good gas mileage.
25%-50% You're not one prone to get too comfortable with any auto maker, and certainly not one to show any loyalty to one. Maybe you'll get the Honda, but maybe you'll go for a Mazda or Toyota instead. Maybe you still trust American auto makers. Or, maybe even, gasp, you'll go for a Saab! (Do they even make those anymore?) At any rate, you certainly have a more open mind than anyone else shopping for cars and are proud of that. You are a varied, sophisticated fellow that just cannot be labeled. You'll go for what your gut and mind tells you is best and nobody can tell you what that is but you.
0%-25% Why are you even here? Maybe you have had a Honda or two in the past, but you've had a bad experience with them. Or, at the very least, associate driving a Honda with some other bad experience. At any rate, you certainly are not enamored with Hondas and are certainly are not set to buy one that hasn't even been released yet. It's either that or your are as fickle in your auto tastes as an British magazine editor diagnosed with ADD and suddenly you want to be the first in line for Honda's newest toy. Even with that, though, much more time must pass before you could even be considered a loyalist at best or simply one who chooses to hop on to the next big thing (**cough**Apple self-driving cars***cough**).
