BayGBM
02-26-2009, 10:21 AM
The conventional wisdom is that most vehicles belong to a certain gender; doubtless you can name your own examples so I will skip that part. I have noticed many posters here referring to getting the Q5 for "my wife" or "my wife" likes or dislikes a given feature. Audi has positioned the Q5 against the RX and most people (I think) would agree that the RX is most often driven by women. Is the Q5 a woman's vehicle?
One Q5 ad shows a woman looking for her SUV in a garage; the other shows a man picking his son up from school but how many men do that? I suspect that when it happens the mother is the one who picks the kid up at school. In fact if you watch that ad carefully you will see the hand waving at the kids from all the RXs belongs to a woman! Clearly, Audi thinks the RX is a woman's SUV. Is the same true of the Q5?
One Q5 ad shows a woman looking for her SUV in a garage; the other shows a man picking his son up from school but how many men do that? I suspect that when it happens the mother is the one who picks the kid up at school. In fact if you watch that ad carefully you will see the hand waving at the kids from all the RXs belongs to a woman! Clearly, Audi thinks the RX is a woman's SUV. Is the same true of the Q5?