My husband wants to know “what’s the quintessential hot dad car?”

[Anonymous]

Middle aged confident guy. Lexus GX 550 and Land Rover Defender.

[Anonymous]

"Any car with me next to you."

[Anonymous]

First, I want to know what a “hot mom” car is

[Anonymous]

You’re all wrong. A “hot dad car” isn’t a lame expensive car any dad can buy. It’s a cool classic car like an old BMW that he knows how to fix himself. Hotttt.

[Anonymous]

Greased Lightening!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You’re all wrong. A “hot dad car” isn’t a lame expensive car any dad can buy. It’s a cool classic car like an old BMW that he knows how to fix himself. Hotttt.

Ah, yeah, no.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:First, I want to know what a “hot mom” car is

There was a thread on this recently...

[Anonymous]

Bugatti Bolide

[Anonymous]

Koenigsegg Jesko

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Rivian

+1 Rivian îs so popular where I live (Reston, so lots of 35-50 year old tech bro/dads).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Middle aged confident guy. Lexus GX 550 and Land Rover Defender.

Land Rover = Mom car.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hot dad car = rugged, expensive, and not trying to impress anyone.

The Lexus GX 550 is basically the blueprint right now… boxy, capable, quietly rich.

Same lane, depending on your flavor:
* Land Rover Defender - a little hotter, a little riskier
* Toyota Land Cruiser - insider, understated flex
* Ineos Grenadier - niche, very “I disappear to Wyoming”
* BMW X7 - polished, country club version
* Mercedes-Benz G-Class - loud, but somehow still works

GX is still the sweet spot: looks like you could go off-grid, but also have your finances extremely together.

FYI, it's so lame when you use AI to write your responses here. We can all tell!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hot dad car = rugged, expensive, and not trying to impress anyone.

The Lexus GX 550 is basically the blueprint right now… boxy, capable, quietly rich.

Same lane, depending on your flavor:
* Land Rover Defender - a little hotter, a little riskier
* Toyota Land Cruiser - insider, understated flex
* Ineos Grenadier - niche, very “I disappear to Wyoming”
* BMW X7 - polished, country club version
* Mercedes-Benz G-Class - loud, but somehow still works

GX is still the sweet spot: looks like you could go off-grid, but also have your finances extremely together.

Sorry, but the GX, X7 and G-Wagon are mom cars. No manly man would be caught dead in these. I can’t think of any dads I know off hand that drive these but know tons of moms.

I agree with Defender, Land Cruiser and Grenadier. I’d also add Tahoe/Yukon and Bronco.

If a more professional, less rugged but still hot man, a S-class, BMW 7-series or Porsche Panarama work.

Anything else more exotic screams try-hard. Cars are somewhat like fashion. Men who try too hard come across as feminine and not hot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You’re all wrong. A “hot dad car” isn’t a lame expensive car any dad can buy. It’s a cool classic car like an old BMW that he knows how to fix himself. Hotttt.

Ah, yeah, no.

You don’t think a man who is good with his hands is hot? Any man can buy an expensive car. Money isn’t hot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You’re all wrong. A “hot dad car” isn’t a lame expensive car any dad can buy. It’s a cool classic car like an old BMW that he knows how to fix himself. Hotttt.

Ah, yeah, no.

You don’t think a man who is good with his hands is hot? Any man can buy an expensive car. Money isn’t hot.

Well, he would have had to use his brain to make the money, are you saying being smart is not hot?