Did Attitudes Interpret and Predict “Better” Choice Behaviour towards Innovative and Greener Automotive Technologies? A Hybrid Choice Modelling Approach

Table 3

Overview of indirect questions submitted to the respondents.

Indirect questions (I)
Icons1	The consumption and the energy class significantly influence my choice in purchasing an appliance
Icons2	I am usually attentive to the special offers of electric operators
Icons3	My home bulbs are energy efficient
Icons4	I usually evaluate the car efficiency concerning the car cost mileage
Icons5	I normally compare the fuel prices among different stations
Icons6	When driving I am not willing to behave in a way that reduces the environmental impact (my driving behaviour is normally aggressive)
Idesign1	When parking I am usually careful to avoid having my car damaged
Idesign2	I often read journals of design
Idesign3	When furnishing I am willing to buy pieces with modern design features and original details
Idesign4	I am willing to go to the body shop mechanic not only for major damages
Idesign5	I am willing to install not standard equipment (such as antitheft block shaft) in my own car
Ienv1	I often control the exhaust/emission system of my car
Ienv2	I consciously do separate waste collection (recycling)
Ienv3	I really enjoy spending my free time in parks, green areas to breathe clean area
Ienv4	How much do you agree with the following sentence: We must act and make decisions to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases
Ienv5	How much do you agree with the following sentence: The government should invest in low energy impact
Ienv6	I am not willing to use the car during the weekend to protect the environment and then reduce air pollution