Carinsurance.com just released the results of its new study; the website compiled an "Automotive Misery Index" as a new way to tell you how much your state sucks. The index cross references average household income, gas prices, average commute, and the cost of insurance. Strangely, traffic congestion isn't a factor, misery is defined as spending a lot of money on a car. Anyway, here are the states with the worst misery ratings:
- Mississippi - 11.6% of income spent on cars.
- Oklahoma - 10.7%
- Louisiana - 10.5%
- West Virginia - 10.2%
- Montana - 9.7%
- Georgia - 9.7%
- Michigan - 9.2%
- Wyoming - 9.1%
- Kentucky - 9.1%
- Arkansas - 9.0%
[via Autoblog]
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