Start from the manliest and finish with the most female.

I especially want to know where the LX stands. And also the others.

The most recent models only.

 

manliest IS-F

most fem = current body style SC430

 

All of my cars and motorcycles have been nicknamed with women's names.

If I'm riding it, there is nothing "manly" about any of my rides...

 

I don't give my cars names, male or female.

 

LX: manly------X---feminine.
LS: manly---X------fem
ES: manly---X------fem
GS: manly---X------fem
IS: manly------X---fem
GX: manly-----X----fem
SC: manly--------X-fem
RX: manly-------X--fem

 

Sound like a IRISH SPRINGS soap commercial.

 

Hows is the ES more manly than the LX?

 

Acceleration (0-60 time) maybe.

 

I predict that this thread will be locked by the mods because the participants wouldn't play nice with each other

 

Hopefully, it won't come to that.

There is a cultural ideology that vehicles can be masculine or feminine.

If you think about it, it's as absurd as one saying that a pen more masculine than a pencil. That a bar stool is more masculine than a dining chair.



It just doesn't make sense...

 

from most feminine to masculine:

SC
ES
RX
GS
IS
GS
LS
LX

 

In Dubai

LX: Manly, or family car (a driver drives the car)
LS: Manly
ES: Girly
GS: Manly
IS: Girly
GX (We have Prado instead): Manly
SC: Nobody buys it lol
RX: Girly

 

Both IS-SV and Philip are correct. The whole idea of "masculine" aand "feminine" cars is absurd. Some vehicles, like high-powered sports/muscle cars, do have more male than female owners. Others, such as minivans, VW Beetles, Mini Coopers, and some small convertibles, have more female than male owners. But to say that they are "male" or "female" vehicles, IMO, is way stretching it.

Back to the original list of Lexus products posted with the thread title, in my experience, I don't see a clear association with any Lexus product to either a clear "male" or "female" predominent group of owners. In fact, one of my own favorite Lexus products (and I am a male) is the RX350, a vehicle that some of you have ranked as a "girlie" Lexus. The RX is an ideal combination of smoothness, refinement, quality, versatilty, luxury, and all-weather security.

 

I was tempted at first but CL is not California.

Besides its always interesting to see how people think (looks at his 45k posts, barfs)

 

I don't know about being "correct", lol. In short this thread is frivolous at best.