State Farm: $501.06 / 6 mosAnd might I ask which insurance company you have?
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State Farm: $501.06 / 6 mosAnd might I ask which insurance company you have?
Every morning when I get to work, I say out loud: "Why do I have to get out of my car and stop listening to the music!!"Love it. And yes the 14 speakers is like being in a studio. Going back to my ice car isn’t the same anymore.
Don't know, what do you think? Not sure how that is part of a discussion on how to market Teslas (or EVs) to women though. I don't think any woman, be she dressed for business or casual day with the kids or a friend, would feel that gasoline wears like perfume.
Probably safe to say that there are more men than wormen working on cars and getting all kinds of automotive odors on them handling parts. My dad use to come in from working on his car smelling like an oil change, carborator cleaning, etc and ended up smelling like Lava soap while he tried to get the odors off of him. Not sure if that was better.
I realize this is likely a statistical anomaly but in our house I am the gear head, used to be the one doing all the routine service etc on "the fleet"
Though I can realize these statistic, gender (or other bias type) stories like this one alway irk me..
Edit - did you know you can get hand cleaner in cherry "flavor"
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As a long time car enthusiast, across many brands and styles, this is the first brand that has a large female car club with women owner/drivers (Tesla Divas). Typically I’d be the only female at car events. That’s a significant accomplishment to inspire women to want to care for and customize their cars. It was a poorly researched article, in my opinion. Using title information isn’t super accurate.
I just joined the Tesla Divas group on Facebook after reading one of the comments on this article! Yeah!!As a long time car enthusiast, across many brands and styles, this is the first brand that has a large female car club with women owner/drivers (Tesla Divas). Typically I’d be the only female at car events. That’s a significant accomplishment to inspire women to want to care for and customize their cars.
Every morning when I get to work, I say out loud: "Why do I have to get out of my car and stop listening to the music!!"
I’m a guy and I just applied meguires ceramic wax. It smells like strawberry lol I was like wow this smells nice when I was spraying the car.LOL No didn't know. But it does sound more like something a woman would be more interested in buying. Can't picture my dad chosing a cherry scented hand cleaner LOL.
State Farm: $501.06 / 6 mos
B) Most "moms" buy SUVs. So far, Tesla has one, rather expensive one, with odd doors.
C) There's something about the needing to charge, I think, vs. being able to just fill up and go. Not sure, but I think there's something there, based on a few women I talked to about it.
What complexities are you referring to when it comes to charging? Plugging it in when you get home is not a difficult concept to grasp. Personally I felt the article was ignorant and degrading. The title alone told me it was click bait.I think the buying process is more catered to men than women.
Add to that the complexities of charging a car rather than going to a gas station and you have an answer much more valid than women not liking the CEO. I really don’t think that matters at all.
To truly become main stream Tesla will need to spend their marketing dollars more on public education of their process, charging and safety than on touting performance.
These are terms that are ingrained from years of use. I still say gas pedal all the time. Really when it comes down to it, we all understand what is being said, does it really matter which term is used. Maybe to the super EV nerds who have to let everyone know that they drive an electric vehicle....sure yeah, but to us every day people not so much.I FINALLY stopped saying, "gas pedal". Now I have to remember to say "motor", not engine!
Well, if I google for "female car club" there are actually quite a few coming up. But you can't extrapolate from that to the general buying population. I can't verify their numbers, but just from my own (anecdotal) experience I don't find it hard to believe that Teslas are overwhelmingly bought by men.As a long time car enthusiast, across many brands and styles, this is the first brand that has a large female car club with women owner/drivers (Tesla Divas). Typically I’d be the only female at car events. That’s a significant accomplishment to inspire women to want to care for and customize their cars. It was a poorly researched article, in my opinion. Using title information isn’t super accurate.
These are terms that are ingrained from years of use. I still say gas pedal all the time. Really when it comes down to it, we all understand what is being said, does it really matter which term is used. Maybe to the super EV nerds who have to let everyone know that they drive an electric vehicle....sure yeah, but to us every day people not so much.
test drive not needed. just buy it.You sound like me when I got the car.
Agreed anyone who is looking to buy a car in the 40-50k neighborhood needs to test drive one the model 3.
A lot of folks don’t realize there’s a supercharger network or how inexpensive it is. I get asked these questions all the time by people interested in the cars. Tesla owners tend to think everyone knows this stuff but there’s still not many around and people don’t know.What complexities are you referring to when it comes to charging? Plugging it in when you get home is not a difficult concept to grasp. Personally I felt the article was ignorant and degrading. The title alone told me it was click bait.