dang... all these ladies postin' , but no pic's in their albums! :cry:

 

I am another proud owner of a Xfire, a blonde (but that doens't really matter), and actually do love makeup, minis, high heels and pointy toes, and being a girl. It definately helps with the ego boost to see the guys drool as you drive by in a fast car, its like we are living examples of the mid-life-crisis girls in sports cars. I have a black Xfire with cedar int, which I think looks like a moving Stiletto. . .

 

Ladies in black.....black Crossfires....hmmmmm :roll:

 

no offense to any of the mature women on the forum

but I've yet to see a girl my age with one of these cars... anyone have an idea why? ... I've seen 2 girls from my campus with G35s and 1 driving a 350z... but no Xfires!!! ... it makes me sad they rather drive those POS (IMO!!! I love my Xfire :lol:

 

I've seen three X-fires on the road (that I could see the driver) and two had lady drivers.....both cars were Alabaster and both drivers were white. Then the other X-fire was red with a white guy in his early 40s driving.

The X-fire is one of those cars that transcends age and gender...it's just classic.

I'm gay and white, so I know the car has appealed to women, men and atleast one gay guy.....but I haven't seen any ethnicity beside white. I did see a flawless black woman oogling a red X-fire at the dealership, but I don't know if she was seriously considering it. She was almost as pretty as the car and definately would've caused an accident.


Dallas



Dallas

 

[quote="BobaFettm"]but I've yet to see a girl my age with one of these cars... anyone have an idea why?[quote]

Because you aren't paying attention!

I'm 23, a lady and a xfire owner.

Close enough?

 

Some ladies agree, I am glad you do ! and I agree with your thought, and YES I AM FOR REAL :twisted:

AZ been in the sun toooooo much !
I also enjoy opening doors, pulling the chair for them to sit, and standing up when they show up in a room or at the dinner table. 8)

 

Perfect! Thanks Tdancer!!!

 

No problem.
8)

 

oh, come on you guys... we are all female, and let's not split hairs as to who are women vs ladies....one in the same if you ask...

while many of us are self-made women, and prefer the no face paint, no heels, etc; that doesn't make us any less a woman... we (as least from my own perspective) still appreciate the subtle gestures including, opening doors, lighting cigarettes, gracefully standing while a lady excuses herself from the table, and on and on...

cut us some slack. we may be self-made and successful, but there are some of us who continue to truly appreciate real gentleman (except there are not enough of you guys out there...or at least not enough in the MD and DC vicinity)! bonster

 

:lol: :shock: Bonster .... Well put. IConCur 100%. I just happen to be lucky enough to be married to one of those gentlemen - and have a Crossfire. Wow - talk about having it all :!: :wink: