What's the quintessential "hot mom" car right now?

[Anonymous]

I like the Acura Intergra manual transmission. They really don't make anything in between this and an suv.

[Anonymous]

The minivans

[Anonymous]

Rivian R1S

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:On Capital Hill, the hot mom car is a high end cargo bike your husband uses to do school drop off. If you have to do drop off yourself, you married wrong.

You mean Capitol Hill? As someone who lives there I'd never put my flesh and blood in a plastic basket 18 inches away from cars speeding by at 35+ mph.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Macan, Cayenne, Range Rover

All the hot bi moms out in Chantilly drive these models. And also Escalades.

I don't know how hot I am, but I'm getting a new car and I'm between this and a Lincoln Corsair (I want an American car, and no I'm not MAGA, just from Michigan).

[Anonymous]

There's something about a PORSCHE you can't explain until you test drive one. My vote is a new Porsche Cayenne. It's one of those IYKYK sort of cars. Good luck finding one for less than $120,000. They keep raising the price because they're so sought after.

[Anonymous]

Every girl boss wants a Porsche Macan or Cayenne, depending on if they have kids or not.

[Anonymous]

Porsche SUVs are abominations.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Porsche SUVs are abominations.

says someone who has never driven a turbo/turbo S (or even a GTS)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There's something about a PORSCHE you can't explain until you test drive one. My vote is a new Porsche Cayenne. It's one of those IYKYK sort of cars. Good luck finding one for less than $120,000. They keep raising the price because they're so sought after.

not hot

[Anonymous]

What's a hot mom? Used to be one with a boob job but I heard those are out of fashion.

[Anonymous]

Anything with carseats, toys, sippy cups, etc - not hot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:On Capital Hill, the hot mom car is a high end cargo bike your husband uses to do school drop off. If you have to do drop off yourself, you married wrong.

You mean Capitol Hill? As someone who lives there I'd never put my flesh and blood in a plastic basket 18 inches away from cars speeding by at 35+ mph.

Me neither but it's true these are ubiquitous on the Hill and definitely a bit of a status thing, though not for anyone who cares about being a "hot mom." It's more for people who want to be seen as a very specific kind of crunchy and environmentally responsible.

I'm sure they are convenient (more so than driving) but I see people putting 10 year olds in them and am like WTF. A 10 yr old should be riding their own bike.