| Am I the only one that assumes someone talking like this is probably cheating on their husband with their kid's travel sports coach? It's deeply revealing. Unreformed sorority girls going through a mid-life crisis. |
I’d assume they weren’t saying it seriously but rather making a joke. |
| Porsche Macan more practical if still hauling kids around. |
+1 I'm 55 and have never heard anyone use this term but if I did I'd assume they meant what's the hottest car for moms to drive, which is still stupid. |
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These women sound vapid.
I think there are the giant suv moms in the Escalades, Tahoes, etc. usually hot moms. There is the telluride contingent. Usually not hot. Then there are the luxury suv moms. Mercedes, maybe a few x7s. Usually hotish. Then there is everyone else that no one notices. |
| Your choices are giant luxury SUVs, Mercedes, bmw, or Audi. That’s it. |
| BMW X3 |
| How can a middle-aged woman be "hot"?? That train has left the station for middle aged women. |
I'm guessing they said "hot mom's car" ie, the car is the popular and hot model, and preferred by moms. |
| VW Atlas must be the answer: https://www.thecarmomofficial.com/blog/2023-car-of-the-year |
+1. The quotation marks are in the wrong place. It's probably not "hot mom" car, it's probably hot "mom car." |
This is what I'd assume too, but I can't imagine anyone I know using this phrase. |
Too small. Cayenne. |
| I sincerely hope they were either joking or just talking about which car is "hottest" in the sense of popularity, because the idea of any woman in her 40s or 50s worrying about how "hot" her car is going to make her appear to other people is too depressing. |
| I’m pretty attractive, but I drive a beater and it looks like a goblin lives in it. I’m all about contradiction. Keep them guessing, you know? |