Ex Ranger Rover/Sport owners

Enjoy your new Westminster RRV, my GP has one of the 2009 versions.

(07-03-2012 01:24am)martinPL Wrote:  I am surprised too that I see it that way These attitudes must be location specific - while here in US AUDI TT has no particular gender/profession associated with it I often ran into the "hairdresser's car" term in Europe

Personally think its sad people whom are jealous of what you have, think its smart to coin a term not so flattery. It's failed common behaviour and have seen it, I'd say just ignore the idiots and enjoy your car.

(06-03-2012 11:15pm)Sensorian Wrote:  'A womans car. '

Hahaha. Just shows the different attitudes to cars.

It really isn't.

I don't worry about labelling - my Dad takes every opportunity to tell me how many women are driving Evoques and how he has yet to see a man alone in one! He has a Land Cruiser 4.7 V8 VX Petrol that he bought last year to replace his Disco 3 and added a new LR Defender Double Cab last week for moving garden rubbish and rough stuff in Southern Africa (doesn't want to scratch the LC).

Ever since I traded my Disco 4 for the Evoque he likes to say I'm driving a woman's car

The way I see it, when I visit him I get to use the LC and now Defender for proper off-road adventures while here in the UK I drive the LR product that suits my wants/needs more perfectly for everyday use.

We haven't had any LR products before so can't comment on comparison. But I do think that certain models are more feminine!

I could see myself having the Coupe as a blokes car, but somehow I see the 5 door as a ladies car

Our Evoque is going to be for Mrs Mac, but we do envisage this now being the Family car at the weekend, at which time I will probably do some/most of the driving. I really enjoyed the feeling when I drove it on the test drive as I liked the elevated driving position which I have never experienced before

I look at Q5's and X3's as being ladies cars too, perhaps as in the main they are driven by females, as to I do think RRS are for women. My wife wanted me to get a RRS to which it was a BIG NO NO, not my type of car Whatsoever!!!! Although I could see myself driving a Nice Disco 4, much more Masculine!!

I must admit I am really looking forward to us getting it, hopefully in the next 2 weeks, if not sooner!!

I am sure I will change my view on it being a womans car when I am pinching it from Mrs Mac all the time!

Had a sport and a q7, both big beasts and very un car like. Really enjoy the evoque, feels smallish with all 4 of us in it on a weekend run but the wife likes the size.

So much for a feminine car....wait till summer. I will have loud music with the windows down .... With full bass... Listening to Bon Jovi... Def not femininity.

(07-03-2012 11:15pm)jitenc Wrote:  So much for a feminine car....wait till summer. I will have loud music with the windows down .... With full bass... Listening to Bon Jovi... Def not femininity.

No Just Very Sad!!!

(07-03-2012 11:15pm)jitenc Wrote:  So much for a feminine car....wait till summer. I will have loud music with the windows down .... With full bass... Listening to Bon Jovi... Def not femininity.

Thank god you are in London. I'd hate for you to be polluting the clear mancunian air with that load of old codswallop

(07-03-2012 11:32pm)Sensorian Wrote:  Thank god you are in London. I'd hate for you to be polluting the clear mancunian air with that load of old codswallop

(07-03-2012 10:35am)XFullFatTim Wrote:  Enjoy your new Westminster RRV, my GP has one of the 2009 versions.

Thanks Tim....I AM enjoying it....in fact Im loving it!!