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What could be better than having the Coolest car
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Having the Coolest car and the Hottest Babe of
course! |
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Cool Cars & Hot Babes
What could be better than having the coolest car in town? Having
the coolest car and the hottest babe of course!
For years, men have either been building hot rods, street rods,
customizing their car, or buying the most exotic car they can
afford.
While some men may do these things as a status symbol or simply
because of their love of cars, the majority of men have an
underlying motive.
Namely, they think a cool car is a babe magnet.
In fact, most of the auto industry's sales come from the
long-held assumption that the nicer the car is, the better your
chances with the ladies...
...and they're RIGHT!
The Conventional Wisdom
With all the hype about electric cars and hybrids we've been
hearing lately, you may be thinking that being "green" and
"economically responsible" would turn women on. After all,
General Motors claims that nearly nine out of 10 women would
rather talk to a guy in a hybrid than a Porsche.
But apparently
the General's claims didn't convince everyone that econoboxes
were sexy.
Hiscox, a high end British insurance company, was curious to
know how people respond to sound of high-end luxury cars.
"We knew owners of luxury cars felt a connection with the sound
of their vehicles," says Steve Langan, managing director of
Hiscox, so they commissioned a study to find out exactly what
kind of affect the exhaust
tones of a high end exotic car really did have on
people.
To test the theory that high-performance cars get people hot,
David Moxon had 40 men and women listen to recordings of the
exhaust sounds of a Maserati, a Lamborghini, a Ferrari, and a
Volkswagen Polo. All of the women that participated in the study
reported getting a sexy, tingly sensation from the sound of the
sports cars, especially the Maserati. The guys, on the other
hand, were drawn to the Lamborghini.
Of course, a tingly feeling isn't actually scientific proof...
but testosterone levels are.
Science Proves Exotic Cars Turn Women On
Testosterone levels are an accurate measure of a persons sexual
arousal. The more a person's testosterone levels increase, the
more sexually aroused they are. After the test subjects heard
the exotic cars engines racing, Moxon measured the amount of
testosterone in their saliva. He found that everyone had
higher testosterone levels after hearing the exotic's engines
revving, but the amount of testosterone the women had was off the
charts!
“We saw significant peaks in the amount of testosterone in the
body, particularly in women," Moxon says, noting that even women
who said they had no interest in cars were turned on. "Testosterone is indicative of positive arousal in the human
body so we can confidently conclude from the results out today
that the roar of a luxury car engine actually does cause a
primeval physiological response.”
 But what about General Motors claim that nearly nine out of 10
women would rather talk to a guy in an economic, fuel efficient
hybrid?
When Moxon conducted the saliva test on the men and women after
they listened to the exhaust tunes of the VW Polo, the econobox
left everyone colder than a January day in Nome. Not only were
both guys and chicks completely turned off by the sound of the
VW Polo, it actually lowered everyone's testosterone level!
Hiscox's Steve Langan says "We have now scientifically proven
the physical attraction people feel when it comes to cars."
Scientific evidence has proven that the sound of a wimpy, fuel
efficient econobox leaves men limp and women yawning, but the
exhaust roar of an exotic Italian supercar gives guys a hard on
and gets women wet between the legs! COOL! |
