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You see a fair number of Lexus convertibles down here. 95% of the time, there's a 55-70 year old woman at the wheel. It's the car that is both sensible/reliable and a little fun and daring for a specific demographic.
Compact crossovers top the list. CR-V. RAV4. The non-Wrangler small Jeeps. Escape. Guys tend to buy larger ones.
Luxury crossovers are the affluent suburban housewife car. X5. Lexus RX. Ditto current generation unibody Explorers. Anything that isn’t a minivan since those are now uncool.
Location: East of Seattle since 1992, 615' Elevation, Zone 8b - originally from SF Bay Area
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Why are the Fiat 500 and Jeep Liberty on the list?
Mind also commenting on my list?
Keep actually stopped making the Liberty because it only appealed to women and was not selling well, according to an article I read a few years ago. The Fiat 500 is “cute”and therefore appeals to women. Your list has some cars that I wouldn’t consider feminine, based on my observation on their drivers.
Are there any cars left for men? The only model I have consistently seen driven by women is the Beetle. I see more of a division between liberal/conservative as male/female. Every Prius driver at my work is a certified Obama voter. I know them.
They also wear tight pants, pointy shoes and ride scooters in a suite.
Wow. Those Italian hotels are some kind of wild. You'd never get away with that in the US.
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