Originally Posted by MI1XFIRE
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I don't know if there is an explanation, numbers and sample size can do funny things. Your sample size is 2.2% of total production and I don't know from a statistical point of view, if that's sufficient to draw any good conclusions. One thing I can tell you is that the company I work for paid something like $3,000 for those production numbers. For that kind of money, I would expect WARD's numbers to be accurate. That being said, I guess an human input error is not out of the question.
If there are 3,149 total SRT6s out there, and I have 561 in my database (as I only collect SRT6 data), my data is almost 18% of total production. That's not too shabby of a percentage IMO.
I'm not trying to knock you or your post (please don't think that), but the ratio of SRT6 roadster vs. coupe is the opposite of what DCX's original numbers were and my data.
Not sure what's going on, but I would guess that the numbers are reversed.