The kind of car a guy drives to pick you up on dates

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lexus RX, Toyota RAV4, Grand Cherokee, newer Chevy Tahoe - a responsible guy with good credit

BMW X5, Mercedes GLE/GLS, Escalade - probably living above his means

F150 - redneck or normal white-collar office drone, neither uses the 13k towing capacity

Well I paid cash for my Escalade. A new fully loaded grand Cherokee and Tahoe are more than X5 as well as a lot of the Mercedes SUVs, and not much cheaper than an Escalade so your stereo types don’t add up.

Yes, but an Escalade or the German status SUVs are purchased by people who place a lot of value in what strangers think about them.

The other poster made the comment that people driving those cars are “probably living above their means”. Not they place value in what strangers think about them. I am PP that said paid cash for my Escalade. I could care less what other people thing about my car, I like the car, it meets my needs.

[Anonymous]

I had a date once pick me up in a Porsche. Ugh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tesla is the ultimate try hard douchemobile

Well I am in sales and travel a lot for work (outside of work) Going to a Tesla put an extra 1k -1300 in my pocket a month. Not my preferred choice of car but the economics
made sense.

Also in sales and seriously considering a Tesla. I frequently drive 200 miles a day. Not sure how it would come off to the customers but that's a small consideration.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I associate pick up trucks and Escalades with T supporters.
No, thank you. I prefer Fiat 500.

I judge women by what they drive. Your Fiat tells me everything I need to know. Wouldn't go near you.

I second that. Wouldn't go near that type of woman.

[Anonymous]

I've dated 2 men who drove trucks. The first didn't need a truck, it was RED, and I broke up with him after 3 months. The 2nd used it for work, still does, it's got his name on the door (his company). I'll be with him forever.

[Anonymous]

If a woman looks down on the kind of car I drive and refuses any further dates, that makes me very happy because that's the kind of wretched human being I want filtered out as quickly as possible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I associate pick up trucks and Escalades with T supporters.
No, thank you. I prefer Fiat 500.

I’m a lady who drives an Escalade and a sports car, too. Hardly a T supporter. A guy who has one car and it’s a small car is a total turn off. At least at my age (40). And yes, men pick up for dates, still.

I assume the ladies replying that big cars are a turn off are much younger. My generation of women, hands down, likes a car that has some rumble and lots of power.

Speak for yourself. An Escalade is the absolute epitome of mindless, egotistical anti-environmentalism. And I’m a 42 year old woman.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you actually haul and tow stuff, it’s fine! If you never haul anything larger than your Vineyard Vines overnight bag, it’s douchey.

+1

+2.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Women, what is your opinion on guys that drive pickup trucks or large SUVs. Not lifted, nothing obnoxious, just trucks and SUVs because they haul or tow stuff. I suppose it depends on some women, but I'm wondering how many woman immediately think less of the guy by thinking he's one of those overcompensating types, etc.

Likely a douche. Likely a Republican. Probably voted for Trump. LOL

[Anonymous]

^ ^
but if for his work, it might be OK.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I associate pick up trucks and Escalades with T supporters.
No, thank you. I prefer Fiat 500.

I’m a lady who drives an Escalade and a sports car, too. Hardly a T supporter. A guy who has one car and it’s a small car is a total turn off. At least at my age (40). And yes, men pick up for dates, still.

I assume the ladies replying that big cars are a turn off are much younger. My generation of women, hands down, likes a car that has some rumble and lots of power.

Speak for yourself. An Escalade is the absolute epitome of mindless, egotistical anti-environmentalism. And I’m a 42 year old woman.

That's how I feel about the Sasquatch-like carbon footprint of every woman with "loves to travel" in their dating profile.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tesla is the ultimate try hard douchemobile

SO true

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I associate pick up trucks and Escalades with T supporters.
No, thank you. I prefer Fiat 500.

I’m a lady who drives an Escalade and a sports car, too. Hardly a T supporter. A guy who has one car and it’s a small car is a total turn off. At least at my age (40). And yes, men pick up for dates, still.

I assume the ladies replying that big cars are a turn off are much younger. My generation of women, hands down, likes a car that has some rumble and lots of power.

Speak for yourself. An Escalade is the absolute epitome of mindless, egotistical anti-environmentalism. And I’m a 42 year old woman.

That's how I feel about the Sasquatch-like carbon footprint of every woman with "loves to travel" in their dating profile.

OhK. Obviously I am speaking for me and countless others whom I know. The bigger the engine...the better we will get along.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I associate pick up trucks and Escalades with T supporters.
No, thank you. I prefer Fiat 500.

I’m a lady who drives an Escalade and a sports car, too. Hardly a T supporter. A guy who has one car and it’s a small car is a total turn off. At least at my age (40). And yes, men pick up for dates, still.

I assume the ladies replying that big cars are a turn off are much younger. My generation of women, hands down, likes a car that has some rumble and lots of power.

Are you currently dating at 40?

Not really since I’m married. But I speak from the experience of friends and what I look at - because I’m not blind!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If a woman looks down on the kind of car I drive and refuses any further dates, that makes me very happy because that's the kind of wretched human being I want filtered out as quickly as possible.

+1
I dated a guy in high school (yes, I know, this was a million years ago) who drove a Honda CrX, which I thought was cute and really loved it. Then he upgraded to an Acura something, but it had been totaled, he was working to fix it, so my door didn't open from the inside. He had to walk around and open my door every single time.

Yes, I judged him ... for the better for being able to DO and FIX stuff. He was absolutely the wrong person for me, but a sweet sweet guy.