View Poll Results: Is your RX being driven mostly by a male or a female?
Male is the primary driver
56
41.79%
Female is the primary driver
61
45.52%
RX is driven equally by both
17
12.69%
Voters: 134. You may not vote on this poll
Male vs Female
05-01-08, 08:32 AM
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Around where I live, I see mostly women driving the FX...
twice the amount of times to where you are going to unload your stuff. Isn't driving whats it all about?
05-22-08, 10:17 AM
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Face it - it is a very nice vehicle that is pretty much a minivan if you don't want to drive a minivan - most of them are probably going to soccer practice and only us guys really hang out here, so the 90% of the people that won't vote on this pole are the one's driving to soccer practive in an RX right now!
05-29-08, 03:58 PM
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Yes, it is a soft riding, sloppy steering womans car/mini van without the sliding doors. My wife wanted it. I hate it. It is not built like a German car. Based on my two new in 7 months RX's Lexus quality is nothing to write home about. They have moved to quantity over quality!
06-03-08, 05:55 AM
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Married, no kids, use my RX to carry mountain bikes and gear and trail building tools. I don't spend my time worrying about what sex "typically" drives a car.. if it appeals to me and does what I need it to do, I'm buying it... unless its an "Oprah" edition or something stupid like that I'm secure enough not to have to spend time worrying about it.... any guy even thinking about this as a serious reason not to buy one has even bigger issues to deal with 
06-03-08, 09:26 AM
#36
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Married, no kids, use my RX to carry mountain bikes and gear and trail building tools. I don't spend my time worrying about what sex "typically" drives a car.. if it appeals to me and does what I need it to do, I'm buying it... unless its an "Oprah" edition or something stupid like that I'm secure enough not to have to spend time worrying about it.... any guy even thinking about this as a serious reason not to buy one has even bigger issues to deal with
06-03-08, 12:34 PM
#37
Married, no kids, use my RX to carry mountain bikes and gear and trail building tools. I don't spend my time worrying about what sex "typically" drives a car.. if it appeals to me and does what I need it to do, I'm buying it... unless its an "Oprah" edition or something stupid like that I'm secure enough not to have to spend time worrying about it.... any guy even thinking about this as a serious reason not to buy one has even bigger issues to deal with
07-17-08, 12:07 PM
#40
Heck, my wife and I both had RAV4's for several years, she had a white one, I had a black one. Then I had a silver one and she had a blue one. I didn't notice that driving one emasculated me...... or made her any more feminine 
also had a 4Runner that we both drove. Now I mostly drive the RX and she has her IS250, sometimes we even trade off.
also had a 4Runner that we both drove. Now I mostly drive the RX and she has her IS250, sometimes we even trade off.
07-17-08, 12:53 PM
#41
Heck, my wife and I both had RAV4's for several years, she had a white one, I had a black one. Then I had a silver one and she had a blue one. I didn't notice that driving one emasculated me...... or made her any more feminine also had a 4Runner that we both drove. Now I mostly drive the RX and she has her IS250, sometimes we even trade off.
also had a 4Runner that we both drove. Now I mostly drive the RX and she has her IS250, sometimes we even trade off. No biggie.
07-17-08, 01:41 PM
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