91.   Inside, the Camry seemed to lack nothing the typical consumer would want, and in some ways it offered more niceties than the car it replaced.

92.   Is this what American consumers want?

93.   It all sounds good, but is it what consumers really want?

94.   It can offer service however consumers want it.

95.   Is it more of a product designed for the consumer and what the consumer wants vs. what might be best for the consumer?

96.   It got caught when sales were not as hot as expected and consumers wanted powerful computers with faster processors.

97.   It still has to prove it can consistently design vehicles that consumers want.

98.   It is thought that consumers will eventually want the DVD for its computer applications, but those are not expected to be available at least until next year.

99.   Jewelry, designer clothing, and computers have become more popular in recent months, perhaps because budget-minded consumers want to buy used rather than new.

100.   Larsen agrees that many consumers want to do the right thing when it comes to giving.