Interesting topic
Hey Mike
I found it very interesting when reading this topic :idea:
http://www.usatoday.com/money/autos/2003-12-15-volvo-cover_x.htm
I had no idea last year that women bought 65% of all the brand new cars :? That means a big shift in car design & features itself from new market demands. This prototype car your talking about is supposed to be 225hp, a 2 door coupe, and $25-$50K. And because of the ever increasing population of indepenent+single women, not having kids till later in life and a whole lot more money to spend on themselves as well will create a big change in the auto trend :shock: Not saying its bad.
Volvo has the most women buyers @53%. And 1% of all cars sold. And %11 percent of management are women. Unlike DaimlerChrysler's HQ's in Germany thats %5. And Ford in US has 5 total.
But check this out. In Sweden, 75% of the workforce is women And once you have a newborn, you get 390 days leave w/80% pay$ Free day care and birth control :idea: he he he :lol: Its all from this article :lol:
Hey Mike
I found it very interesting when reading this topic :idea: http://www.usatoday.com/money/autos/2003-12-15-volvo-cover_x.htm
I had no idea last year that women bought 65% of all the brand new cars :? That means a big shift in car design & features itself from new market demands. This prototype car your talking about is supposed to be 225hp, a 2 door coupe, and $25-$50K. And because of the ever increasing population of indepenent+single women, not having kids till later in life and a whole lot more money to spend on themselves as well will create a big change in the auto trend :shock: Not saying its bad.
Volvo has the most women buyers @53%. And 1% of all cars sold. And %11 percent of management are women. Unlike DaimlerChrysler's HQ's in Germany thats %5. And Ford in US has 5 total.
But check this out. In Sweden, 75% of the workforce is women
And once you have a newborn, you get 390 days leave w/80% pay$ Free day care and birth control :idea: he he he :lol: Its all from this article :lol:
