This writer is always writing the most sexist articles. I understand she is intending to be funny and in no way is trying to harm anyone but articles like these hold society back. Try a little harder next time to be "funny" - end rant.

Ok pink snd da da da .... Ok but whats wrong with minivan what if he has big family I dont agree with that one

Hint: the car a man chooses to drive is an extension of his perceived self...if you as a passionate hot blooded woman want to get into a guy's pink beetle, go for it but don't expect the ride of a life-time!! LOL!!

I know this is supposed to be funny, or at least humorous, but i must agree with Holly! The presumption is so sexist that it kills the humor,mat least for me. With no disrespect intended to the writer, when a woman is advised, even in jest, that it's an acceptable idea to "emasculate" their guy by buying a pink VW, because no guy would want to be seen driving a "pink" car, it is insulting. Personally, I have always thought of the PT Cruiser as an old-folks vehicle, the PT Geezer, because I see so many gray-haired men and women driving them. Is that a fair assessment? The Mazda Miata happens to be a high-performance roadster, certainly not a "chick" car! I'll concede the minivan, lol...there are certainly times when guys need to be gently reminded that the penis doesn't rule the world. But I'd say driving is not one of those times. As Holly said, if a guy posted a list of cars that should "never" be driven by a woman, we'd be all over that list before you could say Danika Patrick 😏

I think this article is okay I believe that everyone is allowed to drive whatever car they want no one can say a car is too manly or girly we shouldn't judge the appearance of a car to give it who is suppose to drive it I think that cars can't be categorize as for a gender

"We have to stop this recent culture of people telling us they're offended and expecting us to give a fuck" - Ricky Gervais

Me thinks we should stop classifying things as "feminine" or "masculine". Me thinks gender roles are a waste of time and labeling things does much more harm than good. I wouldn't call this article sexist because it's not done in a malicious way, it's done in a comedic way, however it supports the notion that we can put things (and people for that matter) into nice neat little cookie cutter boxes all wrapped up with a tiny silk bow when that's just not practical. You should be free to do what you want, think what you want, where what you want etc. as long as it doesn't hurt anyone else.

this is so sexist. I don't get how driving a Mazda or mini van makes them any less "manly". this is just ignorant and offensive

Lol I thought it was funny. Lighten up people, it's all in good fun :)