What are the acceptable mom status cars of in close in suburbs?

[Anonymous]

Escalade in more prominent than the others in NYC

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why not just figure out what kind of car works best for your family instead of trying to fit in with the other moms?

Claps for you. OP sounds like a little girl competing with other girls. Brainless

[Anonymous]

Toyota for nannies

[Anonymous]

Honda for substance moms

[Anonymous]

Status of the trendy type or the classy understated?

[Anonymous]

The richest people I know in DC ($3.5 million dollar home) have multiple Hondas (although they're not around alot since they jet set everywhere).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The richest people I know in DC ($3.5 million dollar home) have multiple Hondas (although they're not around alot since they jet set everywhere).

Do they have garages or park on the street? The richest person I know, many hundreds of millions of dollars, drives a CRV. He lives in DC though. If I didn't have a garage, I wouldn't care about the car I drive either as it would just get all dinged up parking in the city.

[Anonymous]

Jaguar F Pace is a sharp SUV

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:'mom status car of close in suburbs?' wow.

Status conscious does Tahoe, Suburban, Q7.

Cool/normal does Grand Cherokee, MDX, Highlander.

Not acceptable for you to hang out with does Mazda, minivan, Prius.

Oh, thank goodness I'm in the "cool" camp.

[Anonymous]

Really? As kids are being ripped away from their immigrant parents, you ask this?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Really? As kids are being ripped away from their immigrant parents, you ask this?

Go away.

[Anonymous]

Why has no one mentioned my Sienna? I upgraded with automatic doors

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:GLS
Tahoe/Suburban
Q7
XC 90


Anything else?

no mention of porsche cayenne?

[Anonymous]

Ford Explorer

[Anonymous]

I like e close in but in S Arlington l. Nissan Altima... probably not what you were asking