Guess Which Way These 10 Cars Vote

Porsche 911 Carrera

Likely Votes: Republican

MSRP: $73,500 - $126,200

MPG: 18 City / 26 Hwy

In our survey, Porsche (and sports cars as a group) lean towards the red states.

Subaru Outback

Likely Votes: Democrat

MSRP: $21,995 - $34,195

MPG: 20 City / 26 Hwy

Of respondents who drive imports, Democrats were almost twice as likely as Republicans to drive Subarus.

GMC Sierra

Likely Votes: Republican

MSRP: $17,500 - $38,510

MPG: 15 City / 20 Hwy

Republicans are far more likely to drive pickup trucks than Democrats.

Volkswagen GTI

Likely Votes: Democrat

MSRP: $22,800 - $24,375

MPG: 21 City / 29 Hwy

Volkswagens are much more likely to be driven by Democrats than Republicans, according to our survey.

Toyota Sienna

Likely Votes: Undecided

MSRP: $24,340 - $37,665

MPG: 17 City / 23 Hwy

Trading form for function, Republican and Democrat respondents were equally likely to drive minivans.

Ford Explorer

Likely Votes: Republican

MSRP: $26,010 - $36,090

MPG: 14 City / 20 Hwy

According to our survey, Republicans are more likely than Democrats to drive Fords -- and more likely to drive SUVs, in general.

Acura TL

Likely Votes: Democrat

MSRP: $33,725 - $38,425

MPG: 18 City / 26 Hwy

In a tight race, Democrats appear more likely to drive Acuras than Republicans (based on our survey).

Honda Accord

Likely Votes: Undecided

MSRP: $20,360 - $30,260

MPG: 22 City / 31 Hwy

In our survey results, Hondas appear to have bipartisan support.

Chevy Tahoe

Likely Votes: Republican

MSRP: $34,630 - $39,560

MPG: 14 City / 19 Hwy

The survey results indicate that SUVs are popular among both parties, although Republicans are somewhat more likely to drive them -- and Chevy's in particular.

Mercedes-Benz C Class

Likely Votes: Democrat

MSRP: $31,600 - $36,900

MPG: 18 City / 26 Hwy

Among import car buyers who responded to our survey, Democrats were more likely than Republicans to drive a Mercedes Benz.