UK Study Says Women Are Most Attracted To The Green Of A Man's Prius

Bad news for single males driving around in expensive sports cars: women aren’t attracted to you.

A poll by UK website Motors found more than half the women surveyed are not attracted to men in expensive sports cars, assuming they are arrogant, while significantly more women are attracted to men who drive ‘green cars’ rather than gas-guzzlers.

Fifty-three per cent of women think male drivers of sports cars are arrogant, while 44 per cent said they are self-centred, and 38 per cent think they are a danger on the road.

Both women and men perceived drivers of eco-friendly cars like the Toyota Prius and Nissan Leaf as conscientious, intelligent and safe.

There is no mention of whether they are also perceived as smug and superior.

Sciros - 10/2/2013 12:12:13 PM

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All pales in comparison to how well women think of men who drive offroad capable vehicles that can accommodate pets. For realz.

Sciros - 10/2/2013 1:56:03 PM

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"UK Study Says Women Are Most Attracted To Green ($) And A Man's Penis"

Just some minor corrections to make the headline more agreeable with my macho sensibilities.

TheSteve - 10/2/2013 5:20:07 PM

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By the same token, women are attracted to men who can make them laugh. That's why Mr. Bean and Woody Allan are such sex symbols.

pcar4evr - 10/2/2013 6:45:39 PM

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So focus on the 47% who like expensive sport cars. They may be FREAKS.

LexSucks - 10/3/2013 11:14:22 AM

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They are not attracted to men in sports cars because they know that the men in the sports cars aren't attracted to them. If those women had a choice between dating a guy with an Aventador, or dating a guy with a prius, who do you think that they would choose? Give me a break. The guy who did the article/poll must be a prius owner.

nytimes - 10/15/2013 12:37:20 PM

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Which makes perfect sense, as you prob. drive a sports car and aren't attracted to females.