Interesting news item.  The Hummer is the most frequently ticketed vehicle on the road.  The tC is number two on the list.  xB is number three!  Must be for tinted windows, loud exhausts, booming stereos or drifting in a school zone.

http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13746_7-10151380-48.html?tag=mncol

Even the xA is on the list. 

That is interesting.
My first generation XB (which had a bicycle rack) seemed invisible to POLICE regardless of my speed or otherwise.

The new one has had no incidents yet!   but I'm sure that I've now jinxed myself!!!!

Some of the listings r-e-a-l-l-y don't make sense.  Toyota Solara?  That's a new age Buick, not a hot rod. Maybe parking tickets count.

On the other hand, I can believe the Jaguar XJ on the "least ticketed" roster.  The only time they're on the road is when they're on the back of a flatbed.

Yeah I got a ticket going 45 in a 25. Kinda sad I know. I was hoping my first ticket would have been on the freeway going alot faster. But yeah thats my sad ticket story.....lol

I got pulled over after diving into a corner way too fast (was enjoying my full TRD suspension).  I was polite to the LEO and was upfront with him, both about knowing why he pulled me over, and that I had a firearm on my person (not required to disclose unless directly asked in AZ, which he didn't).  He thanked me for letting him know I was armed and sent me on my way after chiding me nicely about not taking turns so fast on the street and running my license.  So knock on wood, no tickets for me yet!

I think a lot of it depends on your attitude and what dumb thing you were doing when you caught their attention.  I've had a couple bad run-ins over the years, but only 1 LEO who was totally out of line (still drove away w/o a ticket though).

I've been pulled over about 5 times since 2003 (for stupid things like popping a wheelie on my bike to speeding, to a turn and burn) and drove away with a verbal warning every time.  I'm sure my luck will run out sooner or later, but I firmly believe that being polite, and acting in a way that makes the officer believe you aren't going to be a threat (like rolling all my windows down, keeping hands in plain view, etc.) goes a long ways towards getting away w/o any citations.

I got a ticket from a cop on "Revenue detail." a week after i got my xB.
This poor excuse for a law enforcement officer wrote me up for going through a red light. Problem was that the light was green when I crossed the threshold.
I think he did not see my temporary license tag and figured he had to do something once he pulled me over.
He was nice enough to tell me to go to court and also told me exactly what to say to the prosecuting attorney.
"I know the guy," he stated. "He'll work with you." Wow! The cop and prosecuting attorney in collusion. Could it be?
 i couldn't make this up if I tried.
So I went to court. Did what the cop said.
$150.00 later I was out the door. I could have appealed but we all know that story.
What a racket.
These guys ought to be strung up by their big toes for about a week.