Men are always impressed that I drive a 6-speed standard. I consider driving a standard a basic life skill, but I guess they don't.

Anonymous wrote:Mercedes-AMG E63 wagon. The practicality of a wagon and the ability to easily smoke any other car listed in this thread

It’s a $100k car so the rest of the details don’t matter much.

Anonymous wrote:I drive a very regular bmw 3 series sedan, and am just a happy person. I have had guys smile at me at traffic lights when it's not me checking them out.

If you got the M package I’m sure men would be falling all over you.

Vintage 911.

It's not a dude magnet, but when I'm driving around with a guy they always comment on the get up and go of my 6 cylinder outback lol

Mercedes-AMG E63 wagon. The practicality of a wagon and the ability to easily smoke any other car listed in this thread

Jeep’s. Dudes always want to flirt or chat up a woman with a Jeep, especially if it’s modified

I drive a very regular bmw 3 series sedan, and am just a happy person. I have had guys smile at me at traffic lights when it's not me checking them out.

Hands Down 1976 Mustang II Cobra

Any Alfa Romeo. It's an obscure brand, so when a woman is driving one, it says she knows about cars (assuming she picked it).

I chatted up a woman in the elevator last week who pulled up next to me in a Stelvio.

Several times (like 2-3 timeS) when I've been stopped at a stoplight, a dude in the next lane has asked me about my ID.4. Does that count?

Is that the right term? I started another thread for chick magnet cars but I can see from responses that there is probably no such thing. It is different for guys though. If you are a dude did you ever approach another driver male or female to complement them on their car? Or maybe honked or waived at a passing car? I have a Shelby cobra replica and get approached a lot by dudes with questions and complements on the car. Not so much by dudettes. Also, if I was single I would chat up a girl in a convertible or sports car or a manual car.