I HAD masculine..And I drove it on occasion....
But it had to die for Eleanor to be born.

I wouldn't consider her to be a "chick car" either. and YES I am totally girly, I hate getting dirty or rained on or to be seen outside of my house without being dressed up with full makeup.

 

[quote=Mongoose,March 16, 2005, 8:31 PM]
Nope, I'm older than her, never had kids so I'm not a grandma and I workout at Gold's. Can't be me!

Markski74, what you said..."Regular exercise, a healthy diet and a Mustang is the real fountain of youth despite what Madison Ave. would like us to think."

 

new (well thru this yr at least) thunderbird by far more feminine than beetle

 

i can comfortably say that people who drive riced out civics and eclipses r very feminine.........i just dont understand why those people do stuff like that

 

i have to disagree, its a classic car. reminds me more of james bond than anything else. now if only there were sidewinder missles that came out of the grill...

speaking of which, has anyone else been seeing a LOT more thunderbirds roaming the street since the announcement was made that this was the last year they would be produced? I know i've seen them everywhere nowadays. eh, could also be the spring weather...?

 

We traded in our 1998 New Beetle for the Mustang, which makes us official Jay Mays junkies. Mine was red, and very fixed up (3rd in modified stock at the National New Beetle show in Roswell, NM) and wicked quick. In the New Beetle's defense, there are amazing things that can be done with those cars. I loved the fact that the car looked one way, but performed another. We bought a V6 Mustang for much the same reason. Sleeper V6 looks, but no one needs to know what you have under the hood. Maybe a supercharger is in the future for us? Who knows, but it doesn't need to scream "I'm faster than you" in my opinion. Plus, hubby is 6'2" and had more room in the front of the bug than in the front of the Mustang. I like the beefy stance of the Mustang, but I also enjoy my turbo Jetta GLi's quickness and euro refinement.

 

WOO! GO GEEK SQUAD!
I see that car every time I go to work, lol.
The mustang is an Asexual car. somewhat like a Tiger
If youre in the wild and you see a tiger, odds are that you wont know its gender, but have a pretty good notion of "don't mess with it."

 

You're missing out on a great car. I'm secure enough that it doesn't bother that I drive an alleged "girl's car". Like I've said before, if I could come up with a way to keep the Mazda6 AND buy a new Mustang GT, I'd do it in a heartbeat. I'd have both a comfortable cruiser and a bad-hiney muscle car.

 

I know it's a great car, I was planning on getting a Mazda 6 regardless, but than I saw the Mustang GT. If the price of oil goes up over $60.00 a barrel, I just may get the Mazda 6 in a 4 cylinder. 24/32 mpg is awesome for a car that size and peppy for a 4 cylinder too, sure would be an upgrade over what I have now. Mazda 6's are great cars, this AAI factory is going to have security for a long time, which suits me fine as I live a block away, no worries about blight or "rust belt" around these parts.

 

I have the V6 model and even with a heavy foot, I still average around 21-22 mpg around town. I get around 27-28 when cruising the interstates.

 

Most girly car=Civic