hariku821

Here is a study that says beyond all doubt that they do.

(if this is a repost please delet i searched and didnt find anything)

http://blog.wired.com/cars/2008/09/weve-got-some-b.html

kartrcr4life

wow and they had to do a study to find this out?

hariku821

Down at the bottom it says gas savers turn people off to lol.

As for the Polo? Everyone had less testosterone after listening to it. That means the acceleratus interruptus of a Prius going all-electric in traffic is automotive equivalent of skin flicks starring previous secretaries of state, despite General Motors' claim that nearly nine out of 10 women would rather talk to a guy in a hybrid than a Porsche.

Rednine

I don't think it is so much the supercar which turns the woman on but the recognition of wealth.

Yellow_S

Of course they turn women on. Hell, they even turn men on too.

Pointblank

Good observation...I agree completely. Girls don't really seem to give a shhh about the car, but the fact that someone has that type of money.

highwaystardoritos

roflcopter

highwaystardoritos

plus, that girl in the picture is ****ing cute!

JoeyBalls

I heard Range Rovers do the trick as well

Brennon

Thing is people lie. Everyone lies. It's a well-known fact that in research that uses surveys, people will try to tell you the answer they think the researcher wants to hear rather than the truth. This type of research tends to be avoided at all costs due to its unreliability and the insane ease at which results can be manipulated, but sometimes it's unavoidable.

Hell, people even lie to themselves. Any man with a little experience in the game knows that women all say they want a 'nice guy' and most likely genuinely believe that...but in reality it's quite the opposite. Endocrinology was an area of study of mine in college and hormones don't lie.