Other than the Tesla Model X, I'm drawing a blank on manfully small SUVS.. Obviously if one can afford a model X then they can afford a big manly gas guzzler.

Has he driven a Ford, lately?

When a see a man driving a CRV, I believe that he must be married to a sensible, slightly above average looking woman.

A real man doesn't have his manliness defined by what he drives.

My friend from college drove a mini cooper - all 6 feet of him. But this was in Europe, where people are normal and not crazy like OP.

Sounds like to avoid the problem is to get one of these vehicles, (base obviously for the savings): Cullinan, Bentayga, or Levante or risk your manly husband turning into a woman with one of the other choices.

Anonymous wrote:We have the Nissan Rogue & my husband is 6'5, 250lbs & he looks great driving it.

It's actually the Star Wars Rogue One edition with all of the cool Star Wars features inside & out (plus it comes with a really awesome Star Wars Death Trooper collectible helmet!).

I just looked up the Rogue One edition and wow, that is HOT!
I love all of the Star Wars details that are rad but not over the top - especially love when you open the doors "Star Wars" is lit up & glowing on the floorboard!
That helmet is amazing too.

I haven't read all the responses. My DH is 6'5". We have a Forestor that is just fine. We got it because of the way it allowed him to adjust the driver seat (it has like 11 angles) which helped him get the best one.

We also have a Civic and it looks like he's driving a clown car but I still make him drive it sometimes. The backseat behind him does not exist though....

I know a guy who just got a Q5 and I don't have the heart to tell him it's a total girl car.

We have the Nissan Rogue & my husband is 6'5, 250lbs & he looks great driving it.

It's actually the Star Wars Rogue One edition with all of the cool Star Wars features inside & out (plus it comes with a really awesome Star Wars Death Trooper collectible helmet!).

I think a white Subaru Forrester sounds perfect!

And yes, I wholeheartedly agree w/a PP.
Real men drive stick shifts.

He won't fit in any of the small Japanese cuvs. I'd tried an Audi. Will have room for his eventual man bun.

You can drive a clown scooter ? ? if you want. No one cares but you.

THIS: A manly man would pick out his own car, without his wife crowdsourcing whether his choices were too feminine or not.


IF NOT: Let him pick out his own car. Agree on how much to spend.

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Anonymous wrote:If he’s a manly man he can drive any car he pleases. The only one who cares what he looks like in a car is you, no-one is going to look twice at what somebody is driving.

Ummm, when I cruise up to the little red Civic to check out what should be a hot piece of ass and it turns out to be a dude driving, yes I will double take then look and drive away.

Well, if a woman you found attractive were driving that Civic, she'd be grateful if you'd just turn and drive away too. Men, start driving cars stereotypically thought of as womens cars and maybe we can stop creeps like this from swerving around to check out drivers of other cars.

My tall, bearded husband drives a Jetta, which I think is considered a college girl car