I would choose the lesser option as I don't think I would need many more than 110 car fuses

I prefer A because it has more variety and is cheaper.

I think these would be more beneficial because of the type of battery.

best content and low price details is choose this option

i don't think there is any scenario where if i have 110, i will be upset that i don't have 140 instead

I am going to go with the smaller amount because I do not how often I will need to change fuses. That would be the main reason.

I'm not really sure what car fuses are but why would I need so many of them? It seems like I can get the quantity I need with the lower price of $8.99.

i think the pack of 110 in option A is the best because it provides more for fuses that commonly need replaced

A was better looking. I felt it was more fair to be honest.

A sounds better to me

I would pick option "A". This option seems affordable and reasonable.

I like option A the best because it has more sizing options in the package.

I don’t know anything about fuses but it appears that you get a lot more variety with Option A. You do not get as many fuses but you get more variety.

If we're talking ASSORTMENT, then obviously Option A offers us the biggest variety of fuses.

I like that it has more variety. I think it's a better deal and price

i can get the lesser price and seem to have slightly more of a selection too. honestly, unless you are having an issue with your car, you should very rarely be going through fuses. i think i've replaced 4 in ten years of driving.

I would choose Option A because, although Option B is a better price for the number of fuses I don't think one person would ever need that many fuses for a car. I would choose Option A because it is $1.00 less and even though it has less fuses, it is all I would ever need with some left over.

More variety and cheaper

there are more sizes available and feel that I would get more of my monies worth.

I would choose A. I think this choice of Pack of Car fuses provides more options and variety. Also, the price is right for this set where I would not feel like I was getting ripped off.

I think the smaller set would set me up for a very long time.

I think that I only need 110 pieces so I picked option A.

I like the variety of amperages that are available in option A.

I like option A with the number and variation of amperages there. Think that's awesome and good to have. Most people would probably never need that many, unless you were working in an auto-shop. So guessing this is geared towards mechanics.

Would probably want to have a greater variety for a lower price than a higher quantity with less variety for a higher price.

I think 110 would be enough for my purposes so I would prefer to save the money.

option A is cheaper

I would pick A solely because it’s cheaper. For products like this, I will always buy the cheapest ones.

For me, A. Price is a key factor for me for this product. So I chose the one that is slightly lower in price.

110 seems like a lot anyway. I like the savings in the other one, but I just don't think I will need that many.

B has a better price point and a fully encompassing layout.

I feel like choice B would be a better deal because you get more for the price.

more bang for your buck obviously

I think option b is the best value for the money. and i like the size variety.

I think that option B would be better because it's only like a dollar more for 40 more of them.

You get them at a better per-unit price

I would rather spend a little more and get 30 more fuses. I would buy B.

definitely better price per unit

I like getting more in a pack

it seems like a better value and a more attractive deal

This feels like a better value, even if you do end up with more than you might need.

I think that option B gives a better value for your money as it gives a lower price per fuse than option A. It also includes more of the fuses that, in my experience anyway, are more commonly found in a vehicle.

The price per unit of B is cheaper than A.

140 is such a deal. I feel like I'm getting everything I want plus more. I'd like the bigger one.

I chose option B because the price per fuse was about 1 cent less than option A. Option A does provide a more fine-grained selection of rated amperage, but I think the more modest amperage range would work well for most any situation I would encounter in daily life with my car.

I like this pack of car fuses more as the price seems like a better deal.

Another 30 for just a dollar more is a great deal.

Option B you get more for not too much more money which sounds like a good deal to me. You never know when you are going to need more car fuses so having more is probably better.

More is always better. It’s very economical as well.

B is the best deal since the per unit cost is better, as long as you need one of the type in the pack