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Old 06-30-2009, 10:10 AM
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My wife did say that when she walks up to our house and sees the Fit and the Civic Coupe in the driveway, she thinks someone would guess that the Civic is mine and the Fit is hers...of course the Civic was my old car...I think the bubble appearance could be somewhat feminine but the go-anywhere puppydog personality overrides.

Most of the people I've shown it to have gushed about how roomy it seems on the inside and how it seems to be a good balance between passenger space yet having tons of on-demand cargo space when you need it.

I agree with most of their list of "chick" cars, though if they acknowledge that VWs are generally feminine it seems silly to list 3 of them. The Miata is NOT a chick car. I would assume that anyone who feels this way is not old enough to have lusted after that little Triumph Spitfire their neighbor drove around town in on sunny days. The Neon may be somewhat effeminate but it's too bland to really go either way.

I usually feel that the Mustang is a chick car. Sorry Mustang guys...just something about it...when I see you driving it, I am secretly judging you.
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