[font=arial,sans-serif]Volkswagon Phaeton on the mens' list ...... c'mon......
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[font=arial,sans-serif]"According to new data from GfK Automotive, men and women really are different when it comes to their next new car purchase. Fast and expensive vehicles drive men to take out their checkbooks while women are on the lookout for affordable, family-friendly wheels."
[/font]"Men are drawn to higher-priced 'performance' cars, with 41% citing looks and design as a key consideration. Women, on the other hand, want the more conservative, 'value' models ... affordable, fun and practical." The entire GfK Automotive Top Ten List is below:
TOP TEN CARS FOR MEN:
1. Porsche 911 coupe
2. Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution
3. Ford GT
4. Volkswagen Phaeton
5. BMW 6-series convertible
6. Jaguar XK8 coupe
7. Maserati Spyder
8. Mercedes CL
9. BMW 6-series coupe
10. Porsche 911 convertible
TOP TEN CARS FOR WOMEN:
1. Pontiac G6 convertible
2. Suzuki Forenza
3. Volkswagen New Beetle convertible
4. Volkswagen New Beetle
5. Pontiac Sunfire coupe
6. Volvo XC70
7. Mitsubishi Eclipse convertible
8. Chrysler PT Cruiser convertible
9. Kia Rio sedan
10. Kia Optima
Source: AFI(R) Automotive Intentions and Purchases Study,
January - March 2005
[/font]"Men are drawn to higher-priced 'performance' cars, with 41% citing looks and design as a key consideration. Women, on the other hand, want the more conservative, 'value' models ... affordable, fun and practical." The entire GfK Automotive Top Ten List is below:
TOP TEN CARS FOR MEN:
1. Porsche 911 coupe
2. Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution
3. Ford GT
4. Volkswagen Phaeton
5. BMW 6-series convertible
6. Jaguar XK8 coupe
7. Maserati Spyder
8. Mercedes CL
9. BMW 6-series coupe
10. Porsche 911 convertible
TOP TEN CARS FOR WOMEN:
1. Pontiac G6 convertible
2. Suzuki Forenza
3. Volkswagen New Beetle convertible
4. Volkswagen New Beetle
5. Pontiac Sunfire coupe
6. Volvo XC70
7. Mitsubishi Eclipse convertible
8. Chrysler PT Cruiser convertible
9. Kia Rio sedan
10. Kia Optima
Source: AFI(R) Automotive Intentions and Purchases Study,
January - March 2005