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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Serious question... I've lived in MD/VA over the past 45 years and I've known at least a dozen people over that time that have driven a Subaru forester and they were all LGBTQ and/or crunchy (save the earth type) people.  Nothing against either group... I've had several good friends, a couple neighbors and even a boss who all drove Subaru forestors and fell into one of these groups.   I always just wondered why this seemed to be the case.  I'm sure this isn't representative of all Subaru drivers but it's been something I always wondered about since I haven't seen something like this with other cars.[/quote]

I'm the PP.

FWIW, I'm the PP with an Outback and am a conservative, heterosexual, minority female with kids.  I used to actually think the same thing - that Subarus were for LGBTQ people.  Not sure where that comes from?[/quote]

Subaru deliberately marketed to the LGBTQ community.  Of course, itt has also marketed heavily to dog owners, outdoorsy people, and people worried about safety (the "They lived" ads).

I'm just a data point but we are a straight white liberal couple with one kid, one dog, and one car, which is a Subaru; I have been in love with Subarus since my friend had one in high school.  My gay sister drives a Scion.[/quote]

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