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If you are thinking of buying a car and can't decide between a Dodge Neon or a Pontiac Sunfire, you need to listen up: Those are chick cars. That's right, they were designed and built for babes - not you. Today, in the interest of preserving the masculinity of those without a clue, we bring you 10 cars that only women should own. From the Eos to the Del Sol, we've got you covered.
First-Gen Jeep Liberty
Leave this awkward ride to the ladies. If you've got an itch for a Jeep, get a Grand Cherokee or a Wrangler. Trust us, you will be much happier.
Third-Gen Volkswagen Golf Cabrio
If you were a high-school cheerleader in the early '90s, this was the car your dad bought you. It was cute, safe, and way underpowered - perfect for all your pigtailed friends.
Mazda MX-3 Precidia
We implore you to stay away from the dreaded Precidia. It was badly made and is, even today, a favorite among desperately single women.
First-Gen Dodge Neon
If you are babe that likes pink sweatpants, Dentyne Ice, and Fall Out Boy, the first-gen Neon is for you. Otherwise, STAY AWAY.
Honda Del Sol
The tuner crowd may balk at this choice, we know. But still, have you ever seen a non-modified Del Sol driven by a dude? We didn't think so.
Second-Gen Lexus SC
The first-gen SC was dope. No denying it. The second-gen was for wealthy grandmas. We know it might be tempting (it's a Lexus, we get it), but steer clear of this thing.
Nissan Murano Cabriolet
Nobody should buy this car, let alone the fellas. Have you ever seen anything this sinfully ugly?? Save your money (and your pride).
Volkswagen Eos
If you have ever been to the Hamptons during the summer rush, you know that the Eos has become a mainstay among rich teenagers and single women looking for fresh meat. It's not a bad car, it's just not for the dudes. Exhibit A: Jennifer Lawrence.
Pontiac Sunfire
Ah, the Sunfire. It's ugly, lacks power, and is made of plastic and aluminum. Thankfully, it found a home with millions of dumb chicks looking for a car to ferry them back and forth from the Uggs store. Stay far, far away from this one, guys.
Second-Gen Volkswagen Beetle
The introduction of the 'New Beetle' was an eagerly anticipated event in 1997. Car guys everywhere were pumped about the possibility of a sleek tribute to the iconic Beetle of the 60s. Disappointment soon followed. The New Beetle was way too curvaceous, lacked a real power-plant, and was void of the quirky pizazz that had defined the first generation cars. Chicks, however, flocked like a pack hungry hyenas. They thought the new car was "cute" and "adorable." This is one chick magnet you're going to want to avoid.
