Stereotypes About Cars and Their Owners

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Man driving an SUV

Stereotype: Drivers of large SUVs are considered rude, not respecting anyone around. They prune on the roads, spit out the window and honk at small cars. Drivers too self-confident, but not at all worthy of respect.

Fact: In fact, large SUVs are bought by small skinny or small plump men. At the same time, they can occupy high positions in large corporations and the purchase of such an SUV does not mean for them that now they can overcome difficult sections of the road. This means nothing more than a status purchase …

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