The S2000 A Girlie Car?
09-20-2002, 04:47 PM
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After checking very closely under my S2000 and not finding genitalia, I have come to the conclusion it is mechanical in nature and therefore neither masculine or feminine.
09-20-2002, 07:57 PM
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The target demo. is 80/20, in favor of men. Honda expects them to be married with an annual household income of $110,000 combined.
All of my S2K sales have been to men, although a rich 18 yr. old is arguable. I've seen one sold to a woman. They, almost always, feel more comfortable (desireable?) in an Accord coupe.
If your woman drove a F-350 would you consider her any less of a woman?
She must have confused it with a Miata. Oh, and up to 5,900 RPM's, se may have still confused it with a Miata....OPEN IT UP!
All of my S2K sales have been to men, although a rich 18 yr. old is arguable. I've seen one sold to a woman. They, almost always, feel more comfortable (desireable?) in an Accord coupe.
If your woman drove a F-350 would you consider her any less of a woman?
She must have confused it with a Miata. Oh, and up to 5,900 RPM's, se may have still confused it with a Miata....OPEN IT UP!
09-20-2002, 08:50 PM
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A manly man don't care what others think about what he drives.
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But just in case, the gun rack's going on the roll bars and I'm going hunting with it. Do you think a moose would fit in the trunk?
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But just in case, the gun rack's going on the roll bars and I'm going hunting with it. Do you think a moose would fit in the trunk?
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