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I think many of the cars that were traditionally "guy" cars have been successfully marketed to the ladies as well,thus assuring an increasing demand for both new and used .The Porsche Boxter and Corvette are two prime examples.Instead of worrying about resale,we need to get proactive with introducing.The SPF in particular is so incredibly easy to drive well,to me it's as natural to pilot as my '02 Celica GTS daily driver.( and I see an awful lot of females driving GTS's).My 19 year old daughter has been under cars with me since she was 5 or 6,and has taken great pride in servicing her on car.She is extremely feminine,never at a loss for male attention,and with one ride in an SPF was sold(on her list for after college graduation)The same would no doubt apply to the other Cobra marques as well,as I certainly don't want to start that argument again.Anyway,predictions of gloom and doom can become self fullfilling prophecys,so cut me some slack guys! I'm just about to put a deposit down on an ERA,and this is not what I need to hear!(Hee,Hee)Anyway,just think largely untapped Cobra market and gear the ad accordingly if that day ever arrives when you need to sell.My last car,a CR,was bought by a gal,and she ran the snot out of it(definitely not a waxer in her mind!)
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