is the Nissan Qashqai a womans car?

stek

been saving for a new car and the Qashqai dci is the one im thinking of buying. But, anytime I see them on the road they are being driven by women, usually with kids in the back.
Dont get me wrong, I love women and think their better drivers than most men, its just that, Im a bloke with no kids and would prefer not to be driving around in a feminine type car.
Any thoughts? would it put you off?

spillcoe

It's a soccermom car! One of my buddies drives one as a company car and we give him an awful slagging about it.

niceirishfella

Well, its defo not a blokes car.

L-M

Woman's. Know a fella driving one as well and he gets and awful doing. If you have no kids i'm sure there are alot more you could do with that money car wise.

Anan1

It's more family than feminine, if you ask me. That said, if you've the kind of friends who'd slag you about driving a womans car then you really need either new friends or a 318Ci.

Dublinstiofán

I disagree, theyre a lovely drive and i dont think theyre womenly at all.
Anybody who gives you stick about it is jealous.

niceirishfella

Dublinstiofán wrote: »

I disagree, theyre a lovely drive and i dont think theyre womenly at all.
Anybody who gives you stick about it is jealous.

Jealous of a Quasqui?:eek:

Anan1

Dublinstiofán wrote: »

Anybody who gives you stick about it is jealous.

Don't you think you might be stretching things just a little bit there?

L-M

Dublinstiofán wrote: »

I disagree, theyre a lovely drive and i dont think theyre womenly at all.
Anybody who gives you stick about it is jealous.

Do you have one?

Notch000

there seriously gay

Anan1

Notch000 wrote: »

there seriously gay

How old are you, 12?:D

L-M

Notch000 wrote: »

there seriously gay

Now it's just childish, there's a difference between a woman's car and a gay persons car.:P

Tipsy Mac

I'd say it does have a touch of the XC90 attached to it alright

Holsten

No, not at all.

I think they're every nice.

Anan1

It's a Nissan, ffs, Nissan don't do sexual.

L-M

Anan1 wrote: »

It's a Nissan, ffs, Nissan don't do sexual.

Er....

peasant

Jeez people, you and your male insecurity. :rolleyes:

You like a car you buy it ...you don't, you don't

L-M

peasant wrote: »

Jeez people, you and your male insecurity. :rolleyes:

You like a car you buy it ...you don't, you don't

Would you buy one?:D

peasant

Limerick-man wrote: »

Would you buy one?:D

If it had a bigger boot I might consider it, sure

I don't particularly like pseudo-offroaders, but the Cashcow seems to be a pretty decent effort.

ruxpin82

Expect your street credibility to be deminished beyond recovery.

they are in the same category as the new micra, daihatsu copen and the new beetle.

Mr T. would be soooooo disappointed.

Get a hilux intimidator if your afraid of looking like a pansy
Get some nuts!!!!! Grrrrrrrrr!!:mad:

peasant

The thing is ...I couldn't care less about my "street cred".

I buy cars solely for my self (and whatever tasks I may need it for)

ruxpin82

after spending nearly 30k? if your buddies at work said hey peasant, ur a great bloke but your ''pseudo-off-roader'' looks a bit gay, effeminite, girly, youd be ok about it??

peasant

sure

let them ...The slagging I got over my current car has just about worn off after almost two years now ...so what?



I likes it

Owen

This is the only country where people scoff "It's a girls car" at anything which isn't a corolla, or a volvo, or a golf. In the UK, men drive Qashqui's, MINIs, Fiat 500s and no one neither cares, nor comments. Same on the continent.

Fully agree with Peasant here, if you like it, buy it, and screw what anyone else says. They're probably driving a boring heap of junk that's as bland as Mrs Doyle, and is used from A to B, and probably have zero enthusiasm for cars as anything above a mode of transport anyway.

Philush

get the 2 litre, chip it and do this to it....

http://www.autocult.com.au/NewsDetail.aspx?id=615

drove one recently,i think they're grand.

towel401

its definitely not as much of a girl car as the 206cc

L-M

ned78 wrote: »

This is the only country where people scoff "It's a girls car" at anything which isn't a corolla, or a volvo, or a golf. In the UK, men drive Qashqui's, MINIs, Fiat 500s and no one neither cares, nor comments. Same on the continent.

Fully agree with Peasant here, if you like it, buy it, and screw what anyone else says. They're probably driving a boring heap of junk that's as bland as Mrs Doyle, and is used from A to B, and probably have zero enthusiasm for cars as anything above a mode of transport anyway.

Ah now Mini's are a different kettle of fish, lets not bring them into this.

junkyard

Limerick-man wrote: »

Er....

Tbh, that looks loke something a 5 year old would design with a compass and a ruler.:D

L-M

junkyard wrote: »

Tbh, that looks loke something a 5 year old would design with a compass and a ruler.:D

Lol, who designed this so

Anan1

ruxpin82 wrote: »

after spending nearly 30k? if your buddies at work said hey peasant, ur a great bloke but your ''pseudo-off-roader'' looks a bit gay, effeminite, girly, youd be ok about it??

Would you really be scared of this happening?

Biro

stek wrote: »

been saving for a new car and the Qashqai dci is the one im thinking of buying. But, anytime I see them on the road they are being driven by women, usually with kids in the back.
Dont get me wrong, I love women and think their better drivers than most men, its just that, Im a bloke with no kids and would prefer not to be driving around in a feminine type car.
Any thoughts? would it put you off?

I think that sounds like woman talk!