Passion wagons
for many, the car is a machine to get from a to b. for others it
is an accessory or even an extension of their personality. This
all-you-need-to-know guide to what cars really mean applies
to you all.
Marketing: Car dealers agree, the ‘sexier’ the car, the
faster it sells.
Women tend to believe there is a link between the type of
car and the personality of its owner. Most male and female
owners tend to think they are what they drive. for example,
Porsche owners are said to be determined professionals.
While women tend to focus on a car’s reliability and safety
(possibly explaining why Volvo and Lexus SuV models are
so popular) men want powerful engines, high performance
and style.
The size of the car: It is said by some that a big car means a
small...you know what. but we are sure that owners of dream
machines consider this saying a scientifically unproven
rule...however...(see next entry)
eager to show off: When we see clumsy drivers in big, flashy
cars, a naughty association immediately comes to mind - that
the driver is lacking in the sack. Disagree? Having something
beautiful in your hands and not being able to take good care
of it shows a great deal of incapacity…wouldn’t you say?
estimating a car owner’s sexual prowess by the size and
type of the car he or she drives was first attempted by an
automobile magazine a few years ago. Guess what? The fiat
500 came out on the top! Meanwhile, women interviewed by
an insurance company declared they were not attracted by
the size or model of the car, but by its colour. In fact, some
dated men because of the colour of their car.
Comfort: big or small - all cars have great potential as
places of passion - as long as the imagination is fully utilised.
active couples
are more
associated
with in-car
love making,
but vans can
also be a good
choice, however
several
statistical
studies claim
that smaller
car owners are
luckier in such
ventures.
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