5 car choice differences by gender

5 car choice differences by gender
Revealed: 5 differences between the car-buying choices of women and men WOMEN LEAD online car purchasing up to £8,000 and typically spend £2,700 less than men when they buy a car, according to figures released by the online car supermarket BuyaCar.co.uk. Women also choose a wider range of car body styles than men, according to analysis of more than 3,000 purchases this year. Analysts at BuyaCar.co.uk also found that women in the 18 to 24 age bracket are the most likely...

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