Thick SUV’s do poorly in the other sex

Posted on 11-02-2016 at 17:48 by nicolasr – 39 Comments”

And we have much more ‘startling’ results.

It’s almost Valentine’s day and that means experiments. There is research done to what the lady/lord (strikethrough what is not applicable) with you at home on the sofa well as a dearest of the beloved would want to get, there is considered the most favorite Valentijnsdiner, to Valentijnshotels, Valentijnsbloemen, Valentijnssexspeeltjes, Valentijnsstandjes, Valentijnsmuziek, Valentijnsreizen and of course, there is also something researched what cars to make. Duh, otherwise I would have this whole article, of course, can not write, it is and will remain finally, Autoblog.

That said; what is investigated? I will tell you. Autoscout24 has done research into the attraction and largest afknappers in the netherlands. This shows that 44% of Dutch people can be put off by a type of car. And these voitures we find absolutely nothing.

A flashy sports car (12%)
A very tough SUV (7%)
A fully loaded station wagon (5%)

That you had not thought of that huh? You vierdehands boodschappenkarretje more chance at that cute chickie on the bike than with a thick SUV. But also with the fully loaded estate car, walk consists of a main differences. Think the ladies that you have long settled now, I understand best.

But, this is still not everything though. It is also investigated how our car or our driving a first date can influence. What is our potential partner really can’t on a first date?

Bad driving such as not by the rules or name calling (70%)
Stinky car, such as to smoke, pets or food (61%)
A dirty car both on the inside as on the outside (43%)
Accessories in the car such as flags, pictures, or stuffed animals (33%)
Souped-up or tuned cars (30%)

A quarter of the men indicates that they a souped-up or tuned car less stupid than women. A cheap car is by almost no one as a no-go considered, only 3% find that

So, would you like to next Sunday good turn to someone of the opposite sex, then you now know what you should do. You’re welcome!