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In case people forgot what it was like back in the dating age, women like shiny things. They might not know if its a V6 or a V8 or if its a limited rare edition, what it's quarter mile times are, but if its in good shape and looks good it goes a lot further than a nice charming guy who's single with no kids who drives a busted minivan. Its just as important as dressing well and being in physically good shape. It subjectively means you're financially in good shape and that goes much further than you think.
Its strange that it was not this way in the past. Ive heard stories about guys with nice cars attracting females back in the 60s and 70s, even 80s and 90s to some degree.
Everything. Everything. Everything humans/animals do is to impress the opposite sex. The name of the game is procreation.
Nope. I have never bought a vehicle to impress women, I buy vehicles for *me* and I don't give a rip what a woman thinks of them. I even picked up chicks driving a 20 year old pick-up that was completely missing the right front fender, and the rest of which was rust held together with Bondo and bailing wire (OK, a slight exaggeration...but not much).
If you have some luxury vehicle, cool sports car, or other nice ride that you bought to impress the opposite sex or even your peers, for the love of God take off the decal from the used car/bad credit dealership because you're shiny 1995 BMW that you bought with 130,000 miles on it from Bad Credit Motors makes you come off as poor and broke. That is all.
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