But those cars aren't purposely aimed towards women. They just kinda end up like it.
You obviously don't know a terrible amount about the US car market. We get the Vitz/Yaris, and we're getting the Mazda2/Fiesta in a year or two. And isn't Australia the land of the huge RWD land barges? Like those are econo-boxes.
Best selling car in America:
Best selling car in Australia:
Guess which gets better economy? The American "Gas-Guzzler" or the Aussie?
Ok for starter that is not the best seling "veichle" in the US.
Isn't that thought between Ford F-series and Chev Silverado? Normal people use them as transport so don't give me any "they are commericial veichles rubbish".
And in Australia, sure the best selling veichle is the commodore, but how many other big cars are at the top, well none really. Next is the Ford Falcon at 4th best selling. Then next is the Aurion but that has the same fuel economy as the 4cylinder camry. In the top 10 we have actually i'll give u Octobers sale figures.
5 of the top 10 are small cars
7 out of 10 of those cars have 4cylinder engines
Don't tell me how the US has a good fuel econmical car on the top.
Ow and look at that, no giant 4wd's.
There is a Honda CRV but thats a compact 4cylinder waste of time 4wd.
There ya go copied froms carsguide
1 Holden Commodore (Australia) 4440
2 Toyota Corolla (Japan) 4123
3 Mazda3 (Japan) 3125
4 Ford Falcon (Australia) 2439
5 Toyota Camry (Australia) 1994
6 Hyundai Getz (Korea) 1896
7 Toyota Aurion (Australia) 1831
8 Mitsubishi Lancer (Japan) 1446
9 Honda Civic (Thailand) 1409
10 Honda CR-V (Thailand) 1291
Something interesting from that though. Mazda does not sell fleet cars in Austrlia. Ie no rentals cars etc. It is actually the most sought after private car by far.
Now the commodore, i remember reading somewhere that something like 80% were fleet/company cars. Its not really the peoples choice car. Its what they are given.
Now back on topic
Whats with the stupid design of this "F50". Looks like an 80's car with a couple of new bits of plastic.