Top cars driven by chief executives
Wednesday 14th January 2009
A list of the top cars for those that were born to drive rather than be drivenFor those that require a stylish and eye-catching mode of road transportation, you could do far worse than pick up a few buying guides and do some actual research. If you don't have time for that, here's the top seven cars driven by chief executives.
It is estimated that 90 per cent of employees know what car their chief executive drives, so a Ford Fiesta is probably an unwise choice for those that want to really turn heads.
1 BMW 13%
2 Mercedes 12%
3 Toyota 10%
4 Ford 7%
5 Lexus 5%
6 Audi 4%
7 Volvo 2%
(Figures: TheLadders.com, USA Today)
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