When I told the handsome older guy who always opens the door for me, “I feel bad having you open the door for me, but I figured people who care about their cars probably don’t want anyone knocking against the door,” he said he’d been opening it simply for my sake, which made me feel bad.
The car model matters, but the person driving it matters even more.
I love cars, so there are plenty I’d like to own, but basically, I’m fine with whatever my papa (a male supporter) drives.
Please drive whatever you like!
Marika
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Even when a papa picked me up in a type of car I didn’t particularly like, it didn’t bother me.
And when someone picked me up in a flashy car, looking incredibly proud of himself, I didn’t think much of that either.
I really enjoy driving, so when someone drives aggressively or shows little consideration for others on the road, my feelings cool off instantly.
—Akari
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You’re more important than the car, aren’t you?
The best choice is to drive the car you love. I guess Italian cars… If you want something that makes you feel moved by the way it drives—without worrying about resale value…
Paper Airplane.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I love Ferraris, but women generally don’t like them much because they’re difficult to get in and out of, noisy, and attract a lot of attention.
Also, when you drive a Ferrari, it seems to attract mostly women who are really into money. On the other hand, women who love cars tend to be impressed, and most of them practically beg to drive it.
I was thinking maybe a Bentley or a Rolls-Royce, but I feel like a Rolls-Royce isn’t really a car you drive yourself, so wouldn’t a Bentley be the better choice?
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I’m Aya, a female member.
According to a papa (a male supporter) who loves luxury cars, loud sports cars like Lamborghinis and Ferraris don’t seem to be especially popular with women. They certainly attract attention, and people often stare when I’m riding in one with my papa. But I like papas who are into cars, so I really enjoy going for drives with him.
As an aside, a lot of celebrities drive Mercedes G-Class SUVs, so they may have a somewhat flashy, trend-following image.
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As long as the allowance is generous, any car is fine.
Women are interested in the allowance, not the car.
If it were their boyfriend’s car, they might care, though.
On the other hand, if you’re offering a low allowance while driving a Bentley or McLaren, all it does is make them think:
“Raise my allowance.”
Just leaves them feeling dissatisfied.
—A loser guy
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I’m Rin, a female SALON member.
I don’t know much about cars, so I’m not sure what counts as a luxury car… But I’d love to ride in the passenger seat of whatever car you consider “the one.”
I think it would be fun if you told me about the car, too!
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