Youtuber, Doug DeMuro is popular for his car reviews and at the end of each review, he gives the car a score, a DougScore.

The data is gotten from his website. It contains description as well as the link to google sheets. The data is the same except for a little cleaning to convert it to csv.

So how does the DougScore work? There are 10 separate categories, and they’re each judged on a scale of 1 through 10 — with “1” being the worst, and “10” being the best, meaning the highest possible DougScore is 100. The ten categories are split into two separate groups: “Weekend” and “Daily.” The “Weekend” categories measure a car’s appeal to enthusiasts; in other words, how much fun it would be to drive on the weekend. The “Daily” categories, meanwhile, focus on a car’s livability and practicality.

The Weekend categories are Styling, Acceleration, Handling, Fun Factor, Cool Factor while the daily categories are Features, Comfort, Quality, Practicality, Value. Each category are summed as Weekend Total and Daily Total respectively.

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