I had a female friend that I used to go to the beach with. We had a tradition that on the 4th of July we would go to a specific beach. It was a very popular beach and there was a section of the parking lot thay all the local car nuts would park their cars and open the hood. My friend would aways comment that the dorkiest guys drove the nicest cars.
1.5K opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic. Mmm, no. There was a similar question about a month ago and I shared a quirky gold Maserati story... In a nutshell... I figure if a guy isn't impressed and dazzled by my shoes, I'm not obligated to be particularly enthralled by his car... though I can appreciate the fact that he was proud of being able to actually own such a thing. It was more the attitude he had that was a complete turnoff. "Don't be scared, I drive fast." (He didn't... I think I was a NASCAR driver in a previous life and parts of that have carried over into this life 😂.) While I accepted one ride home from him because of our mutual friends' insistence, He fully expected me to want to date him based on his car... which of course I didn't do.
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387 opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic. No! That's silly. Unless he's driving a 1971 Ford Pinto with the tailpipes dragging on the street causing spatks! Yikes!!
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🤗 That is too funny. I remember the Vega as well.
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697 opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic. I'm sure it turns a "certain" type of girl on.
Not having a flashy car never stopped me from getting cute, sexy girlfriends.
When I was 16 in 1970, my first car was a blue 1966 Rambler American 2 dr hard top. It wasn't beat up looking. All girls cared about was the fact that I had a car.
In 1972, I got a 1963 Buick LeSabre 2 dr hard top in midnight blue with a white top. It looked like a bad ass land shark. I loved that car.
In 1975, I got a souped up, gold colored, 1972 Chevy El Camino.
The nice thing about all those cares were the bench seats. BJs, sex, riding with my girl snuggled next to me with my arm around her.
After that, I had a variety of company cars for about 28 years, a new one every couple of years. They were regular, mid-sized sedans - Fords or Chevy's and once a PT Cruiser. Not fleet cars. And I got to pick the colors.
No problem getting girlfriends. But I wasn't interested in yacht girls or gold diggers, anyway.02 Reply- +1 y
@Lliam My ex girlfriend had a Rambler station wagon. I do not know how old it was but it was at least 20 years old. Her father did a good job maintaining it after he bought it brand new probably some time in the 60s. They lived in Oklahoma so he installed an add on air conditioning unit that sat on the transmission hump. I drove it to Dallas one day.
+1 yNot turned on so much, it's just that it seems that a guy in a klunker doesn't really value himself that much. A guy in a solid, practical car seems level-headed and future-minded. A guy in a Lamborghini Testarossa is probably a lot of fun (but he will cheat on you in 10 seconds if a hotter girl comes along.
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I'm curious. Using your 'who drives what' table, what would you say about a guy who drives an Audi R8 - V10 Twin Turbo?
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@TommyMountainFigure No idea what cars are what. Is it washed? Is it a sensible car? Or is it for impressing young bimbettes?
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I am not the auto whisperer.
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+1 yI like cars!! A lot!
it’s doesn’t turn me on what type of car a guy drives.
I go by their personality.
I like fast cars and enjoy watching professional races.
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+1 ySome absolutely do, others not so much. on a personal note what would you find more fun and exciting, riding in a nice convertible with the top down or a small family car that's practical and flue efficient. A restored classic car or your regular everyday car. I find cars are like clothing in how you appreciate the appearance, style and sex appeal. The implication of fun, excitement and pride of being seen in an exceptional car or truck all play into a woman's choice of vehicles they wish to ride in.
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+1 ynope, I don't pay attention to his extensions :D
30 Reply1.3K opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic. No, not exactly. Instead rhey get turned on but the amount of money they think it cost to buy the car. This is partof the reason car leasing was invented, since you can drive a very expensive car for not much money up front.
12 Reply1.3K opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic. It doesn't turn me on. I don't care which brand it is or how much he paid for it. All I care for is getting into a car that is clean and safe. Having an expensive car doesn't make him more attractive.
But then again, I don't date. So, maybe I'm not allowed to have a saying on this. 😂🤷🏾♀️
00 Reply9.1K opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic. Nah, they are just overpriced chunks of metal and plastic with a motor and 4 wheels to me.
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u +1 yMost women I know differentiate cars by their colors. So there is that. Golddiggers are the exception, not the rule.
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+1 yI don't think it turns them on but I recall being the one all the girls in our pack wanted to go with. I had a nice little convertible, so in the spring/summer they tried to pile in my car.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yyes they do. they'll say they don't but their primal instincts tell them otherwise
this is provided that the guy is good looking to begin with
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+1 yThe majority of women do not care about your car in any capacity as long as it is clean
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+1 yMore like seeing if he's really has money or asst. manager at Burger King, lol
20 ReplyThe car can, but not always, reflect the personality of the guy, so in some ways it's a good first judgement of the guy. But I wouldn't get turned on by the car.
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u +1 ynever needed a car to "pick up" girls... lol
and the cars I had... definitely got WAY WAY more attention from the dudes, lmfao10 Reply - 1.4K opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic.
+1 yGold diggers definitely turned on. Most women don't care about such things as cars.
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u +1 yI currently drive a 2001 Ford Explorer. It turns on zero women. But it’s dependable and comfortable.
10 Reply I love cars, but it's never really mattered to me what kind of car a guy drives, my car is probably nicer than whatever most guys are driving.
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+1 ySome do, but those are usually impressed by the cost.
10 Reply 741 opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic. Some are. But I was never into the type who act one way when they don't know you have the car, and different after.
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+1 yRarely, but I have come back to my car to girls taking photos on/with it.
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+1 yNever. Unless it's an R8 v10 then it's the car that did it.
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+1 yI love the sound of an old (60sish) muscle car ❤❤❤❤
00 Reply I think the only women who get turned on by the type of car a guy drives are gold diggers. Most women don't care as long as it has ac or a convertible top.
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+1 yIt gets you noticed with some girls. It might get her in shotgun but its your mouth that gets you in the bedroom.
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+1 yNot that I’m aware of.
00 Reply630 opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic. Maybe some do but not very likely.
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 ySometimes
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Honesty 👌🏻
Anonymous(25-29)+1 yOnly gold diggers
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