It is a very rare woman who drives a modded GTO, that is not something that appeals to women.
It is an uncommon man who drives a pink Chevy Luv, it can happen, but they are not parading their masculinity in it.
From there, other cars fill both sides of the bell curve until you hit the Family vehicles. Even then, the Chevy Venture appeals more (and is marketed more) toward women (focusing on family & comfort features), while the Chevy Astro is designed/marketed more for men (concentrates more on power and towing ability).
Yeah, I've got a brother in law (to be) that's a Mopar guy. It is a very rare woman that lusts after Mopars. However, a Testerossa? That was the defining car for many trophy wives. Guys drove them too, but only because of Don Johnson. I still prefer cars that don't break if you back into a pole at low speed. ;-)
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Date: 2010-04-20 06:30 pm (UTC)It is a very rare woman who drives a modded GTO, that is not something that appeals to women.
It is an uncommon man who drives a pink Chevy Luv, it can happen, but they are not parading their masculinity in it.
From there, other cars fill both sides of the bell curve until you hit the Family vehicles. Even then, the Chevy Venture appeals more (and is marketed more) toward women (focusing on family & comfort features), while the Chevy Astro is designed/marketed more for men (concentrates more on power and towing ability).
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Date: 2010-04-21 03:11 am (UTC)Or even if we go to Camaros, the 80's IROC-Z was a guy's car, the RS was a chick's car... same sexy styling, but without the balls.