Anonymous wrote:You know this will have a huge response bias against luxury cars, right?

Really? But it’s DCUM. I thought we all drove SUVs polished by our butlers?

Anonymous wrote:Dh and I wildly disagree on this matter so curious what others think

What do you think, OP?

I find Cadillacs a little tacky.

Any Tesla
Hummer
Old man driving any kind of expensive sports car

Anonymous wrote:Pickup trucks, Tesla truck, any jeep -but esp jeep trucks

Jeeeez, what’s wrong with Jeeps?

They’re like some of the last honest vehicles still being made. They’re still true to their original design and super capable off-road compared to all other modern SUV’s. They’re priced to be attainable by almost anyone. They don’t scream “elitist snob”. The people who own them own them because they want to - not because they just needed “something for transportation”. They hold their value ridiculously well. They’re reliable enough and can still be maintained and repaired by their owners if they want to do their own maintenance. They’re relatable across all kinds of socioeconomic strata - everyone from JFK Jr. to poor southern rednecks have owned Jeeps. They’re just sort of a universal vehicle.


I just don’t get the hate. Can you explain it?

Subaru Outback

I hate the Nissan cube and scion. I hate their shape. They look dumb

I saw 3 different cybertrucks today. Three. Around Rockville/Bethesda. People were taking pictures. Absolutely disgusting

Anonymous wrote:Anything with "Don't Tread on Me" plates.

Hahahaha. Awwwww, someone got triggered.

Anonymous wrote:I cringe when I encounter people driving large vehicles for absolutely no reason. Like some guy who has a desk job and does not haul anything ever who drives a big truck. Or a mom with one toddler driving a big SUV to and from preschool every day. It just looks silly to me. It also sucks -- these big vehicles make driving worse for everyone and are generally a lot more dangerous to other people than smaller cars. It feels like ego and selfishness. I don't judge some family of 5 with a minivan because that makes sense but I don't understand why some people have decided that EVERYONE needs some huge vehicle. Remember when most people drove mid-size sedans.

It’s not your business.

Anonymous wrote:Any Audi/bmw/Volvo SUV.

I have not seen the brand of my car get shat on here, so I guess my image is still intact. However, I have Gucci backpack so I’m waiting for another thread that judges me because of quiet luxury and “wealth whispers.”

I cringe when I encounter people driving large vehicles for absolutely no reason. Like some guy who has a desk job and does not haul anything ever who drives a big truck. Or a mom with one toddler driving a big SUV to and from preschool every day. It just looks silly to me. It also sucks -- these big vehicles make driving worse for everyone and are generally a lot more dangerous to other people than smaller cars. It feels like ego and selfishness. I don't judge some family of 5 with a minivan because that makes sense but I don't understand why some people have decided that EVERYONE needs some huge vehicle. Remember when most people drove mid-size sedans.

I also drive a Subaru and I'm in shape and wear makeup and am married to a man who loves how practical my car choices are. Not a Crosstrek though (Impreza -- I love how easy it is to park but you can still fit a lot of stuff in it).

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Subaru is for a woman who has just given up on everything: her looks, fun, social scene, and any hope of being appealing to a man.

I love defying the stereotypes. I can’t be the only straight, married, ultra-feminine, dress-wearing, non-sporty Mom of 3 adult DC, tooling about in my candy-colored Crosstrek, right? Maybe I’m closer to the Jeep Girl stereotype?

I’d have driven this car in my 20s had it been available.

Thanks for the validation from a mom of 3.

The Oscar-Meyer Weinermobile.............is awesome