Has anyone ever seen sales of the RX broken out by gender?
08-29-06, 09:35 AM
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Not sure how you could determine that in some cases. Just a single man or woman woman buying it is one thing, but what about when a husband and wife buy it. I think it would be rather skewed.
08-29-06, 10:01 AM
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I see a lot forum posts here and other places where guys are like blah blah "my wifes/girlfriends RX" etc. Hehe. Maybe they are just referring to it like that to look manly.
I'm male and happy with the RX. It's funny to see 'tough' guys driving Hummer H2s to feel better about themselves
But I do see a lot of females driving the RX here in NOVA
I'm male and happy with the RX. It's funny to see 'tough' guys driving Hummer H2s to feel better about themselves
But I do see a lot of females driving the RX here in NOVA
08-29-06, 10:53 AM
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RX is a very popular choice for women. But it's not a women's car by all means. The survey will be likely skewed because most men would rather say it's their wife's car eventhough they drive it 80% of the time.
08-29-06, 11:19 AM
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RX brain - Really? This new RX350 will be my wife's car. We are trading in her '03 Camry. I drive her Camry less than 5% of the time. And it will probably the same for the RX350.
08-29-06, 11:24 AM
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Regarding the Hummer
seems like I saw one time that a HUGH percentage of drivers were women which surprised me. I know 2 personally. One doesn't even know what all those dials and ***** are for (diff locks and such). The thing has never even been on a dirt road. Guess thats why Porsche, BMW and now Jeep have figured out that a lower, better handling sporty SUV has a lot to offer as most SUVs never leave the pavement.
