November was a rough month on our analysts. The surprisingly strong showing of Chrysler threw everybody’s aim off. Real-time powered Jessica Caldwell of Edmunds takes the top spot again – but with a degree of precision that would have landed her back in the field in the preceding months. She won because the others did worse. (Read More…)
Posted in Grade The Analysts, News Blog
Tagged as Bertel Schmitt, Caldwell, Grade The Analysts, November 2011
Tagged as Bertel Schmitt, Caldwell, Grade The Analysts, November 2011
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