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Mustang Sally. Seriously, this question reminds me of the lady who went into a plumbing supply house and asked for a particular kind of pipefitting. The clerk asked her if she wanted a male or a female and she said, "I just want to fix a leak. I wasn't planning to breed them."
The more I read this thread the more I am convinced this gender/race thing is a bunk. Why in the world would lesbians want a Subaru? And the thing about blacks and Cadillacs, that may have been true in the 70s with the Shaft and what not. You did see brand new Fleetwoods parked in the ghettos but today's Cadillac is a shadow of its former self.
Not sure how these rank as far as being feminine cars, lol
Me too and just out of curiosity I was determined to read the entire thread to see if the Charger would come up!
But I have a Honda CRV which I bought because of good reviews, decent cargo space (2 dogs and their crates) and driving in Midwest winter conditions, which it does. I never realized it was a feminine car although I do think it's an attractive car.
The more I read this thread the more I am convinced this gender/race thing is a bunk. Why in the world would lesbians want a Subaru? And the thing about blacks and Cadillacs, that may have been true in the 70s with the Shaft and what not. You did see brand new Fleetwoods parked in the ghettos but today's Cadillac is a shadow of its former self.
You realize though certain cars can have gender symbolism depending on how they're perceived. Right?
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