The document analyzes data from a study of 25 participants in Colombia on their involvement with rice and cars. It finds that cars are a higher involvement product than rice. Participants spent 1 week to 3 months choosing a car but less than 5 seconds to 5 minutes on rice. They searched more information sources and characteristics for cars. Rice involvement was affective while car involvement was more cognitive. No differences in involvement were found between gender or age groups.