Per ForbesAuto.com article.
#2. Audi A3
Primary driver: 53.41% female
Total respondents: 8,040*
This entry-level Audi nails the practicality/luxury combo: Four doors and a rear hatch make it practical, while the slick, organic form and well-crafted interior keep it sophisticated. It's small and nimble with a gutsy turbocharged, four-cylinder or potent V6 to keep the adrenaline up.

1 BMW Z4
2. Audi A3
3. Volvo S60
4. Volvo V70 and C70
5. Lincoln Zephyr/MKZ
6. Volvo S40
7. Audi A6
8. Land Rover Range Rover Sport
9. Cadillac SRX
10. Lexus IS

 

I guess that makes me a lesbo?? LOL

 

I'm not touching that one! [sm=tongue.gif] But if you wanted to sell your A3, you more likely to meet someone! [sm=icon_rofl.gif]

 

that only means one thing. Women know better what car to buy

 

So if I take my dog to the dog park in my A3, I'll have lots of women talking to me????

Cool.

 

Does that mean the beloved Audi A3 is a "chick car" similar to a Dodge Neon, Pontiac Sunfire, or VW Cabriolet? Does that mean there are lots of lesbians trapped in mens' bodies?
What to make of all this new data! [8D]

 

At first - I was looking for the Ford Escape and was trying to figure out why it wasn'tlisted. But, alas it is only 'luxury' cars. Though I have only seen two women around here driving an A3 (with one being my wife on a rare occasion). I guess it's not based on actual vehicle sales but as they said - a phone survey, which in other words means the car is a chick magnet. Lot of good it does me.....

 

That is it, I am passing the keys to my wife, can't be seen in a girly car... I will drive her pink Cadillac…
Just kidding about the caddy and of course about the keys, although to be honest she loves the A3 more than I do...

 

In all seriousness, I can easily count the number of times I've seen an Audi A3 out on the road in the past year on two hands. Kind of hard to classify such a unique car as a "guy" or a "girl" car with those limited numbers. The target market for people seeking an upscale/luxury yet small car is very limited.

 

Move to SoCal and you'll see 5-6 on your way to work each day.