On the other hand, liteW8, if you opted for a Mary Kay Pink Caddy, perhaps folks might have reason to wonder. JWeb Active member. Joined Sep 19, I think your cuz has his own issues he needs to deal with.
When Norman was refering to the A4, he's meaning the new style, current Jetta My '98 is the old boxy design. I was curious what the target market was exactly. He told me that VW aimed this car to male Gen Xer's, preferably recent college graduates. I know quite a few girls love European cars; I've had a number of girls actually come up telling me how much they love my car. They don't want you to buy the same kinda car as them since gay men can be sensitive to that sorta thing. Kind of like a woman who shows up to a party and sees another woman wearing the same dress.
I could be wrong. Okay you guys I'm 'fessing up. I mean If you're not secure in your own manliness by worrying about what kind of car you're in, then you have issues that this forum probably can't help you with. What are you gonna do, drag their asses to the computer and say, "Look!! See all these guys get as much tail as porn stars!! They're men!!! Do your buddies still look at guys with a pierced ear and think they're queer??
Now let's see I'm a man, and I'm straight If you base your decisions on your cousin and friend, you need to be a man and make your own decisions. How's that?? I gotta go I think that any "stigma" associated with any VW ownership is a holdover from the '60's.
Flower power and all that other leftist crap. More of a "liberal" stigma than a "gay" stigma which IMHO is just as bad. Get your TDI - you'll be happy with it.
Put "rainbow" bumper stickers on your cousin's and friend's cars. What a load of utter bollocks all this is Joined Sep 6, Location Do we really need to know? TDI Do we really need to know? I think liteW8's cousin is trying to pull his chain. What are you, 19?! Think for yourself. A "true man" doesn't care what others think. I remember another homophobe posting the same question just because he saw lots of VWs in the Boston area with the little rainbow sticker on the bumper. Putting two and two together, "only homos drive VWs.
Drivbiwire Zehntes Jahr der Veteran. Does this mean my wife is gay? Skippy Veteran Member. Screw them Chicks like the lines, subtle curves--manly curves, actually. Unlike other breeds, all curvy and slinky. In contrast to the Jetta's blade-like edge, these other cars are girliest, by far! Jetta is too cool. Other cars are still trying to imitate it.
Look at that Chevy Impala , yikes!!! Screw the Range Rover, the girl in the BMW 3 Series convertible knows for a fact that she will never drive down a dirt road , so why not choose some open-top style? It's low to the ground, has more style than a Jetta, and like the Wrangler it can lose its roof and let the sunshine in.
The most likely things to be found in the trunk of the 3 Series are a yoga mat, a few bags of clothes from the latest shopping trip, and an emergency hair straightener. Unlike the Wrangler girl, the sister in the 3 Series loves being girly and isn't afraid to show it. Old Toyota Camrys are the mark of sorority girls with sensible parents. It's okay, at least there's parking near the back behind the giant Land Rovers and eye-catching Bimmers.
No amount of begging and pleading will turn this pumpkin into a glamorous carriage. Hell, even your sorority dues were a hard-won battle, but at least you have some sort of transportation. You won't be the cool sister with this car, but at least it'll make you work harder to move up the social ladder.
Make sure to stick your sorority letters on the car so you at least get some sort of prestige during the Taco Bell runs your sisters force you to make. Some are glamorous and some are Camrys.
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