Chick Cars

Honda Accord CrossTour, maybe its been mentioned, haven't reviewed the whole thread

 

An updated picture of my chick car

 

Tacomas....Since women are smart enough to be in and out of them before the frame rots out

 

Tacoma forum talking about chick cars is kind of funny. Almost all of the stock Tacomas on the road around here are driven by girls. In fact, if you asked 90 percent of people here what a chick truck would be, the Tacoma would probably be the most likely answer. No offending our trucks, I personally find mine about as far from a chick truck as you could get, but it's all perspective.

 

There's two girl driven off road Tacoma's around my town that I've seen. One's mid traveled and the other is fully long traveled. So the Tacoma is still a chick truck no matter what you do to it haha

 

There's a RCD'd Tacoma on 35's here that is owned by a HOT chick. I've also noticed a few stock Tacomas owned by girls here.

 

VW Jetta

 

Lots of problems with this thread. The main one is the definition of a chick car. Lots don't even seem to know what that is.

Econo boxes, appliances and utilitarian vehicles aren't part of the mix, and most of what is listed here falls in those categories. They are for the purpose they are named.

I'd say all of you that get gaga over leather seats, touch screen radios, in dash nav, Bluetooth, cupholders, quiet cabs, etc are all driving chick trucks.

I found my street driven Solo II car on a few folks lists. I really don't care. One reason is that 'I really don't care'. Your ignorance isn't my problem.

The other reason is that for those with the stones to ride with me at an event, or a tail of the dragon type road, they had a change of heart. After a change of shorts.

 

Half the lifted trucks here are driven by chicks so.......who knows.

 

Where I live I dont really see much differentiation between what women and men drive. But where my office is located, the 25-40 year old moms almost exclusively seem to drive humongous SUVs, and dress like they just left, or are on their way to, the gym.

GM Tahoe/Suburban/Denali/Escalade
Ford Expedition
Toyota Sequioa
Lincoln Navigator

My work truck is a Ford Expedition and I hate how huge it is. It handles horribly and I always feel like it is infringing on adjacent lanes on the highway. The only plus is the V8 is punchy off the line.