UrbanExtant

Around where I live, one cannot drive two blocks from their house without seeing ten Audis, several of which will be a Q5. I've noticed the divide is pretty much 50/50 between male and female drivers. What is starkly noticeable is that it's the men that drive the tripped-out s line models with vag-com mods, whereas the women drive the 2.0T models with the 19" wheels and no mods.

The soccer mom car in this area is the Range Rover, usually in white.

ThunderDent

I see a crap ton of A4s & Q7s around here. Every now and again I'll see an S5 running around.

idale

We'll get a ton of A3s and A4s here, quite a few Q7s, some A5s and Q5s, and A6s and A7s are more rare. A8s extremely rare, though not unheard of. I don't notice many S models, though I know we've got them around (from people on local boards). Probably depends on the part of town you're in, though. But A3/A4 are universally popular here, it seems. Q5s are getting there, I think.

Don't pay attention to who's driving, though, I'm trying to avoid getting killed out there.

I'll be the one driving the Q5 (and agree that it's fairly neutral -- which these days is about as "masculine" as cars get since many vehicles are marketed towards women). My wife would rather have an A5.

Parsec

Lol, we're the opposite. I want an A5 and my wife can keep her Q5. Btw, I've lived all over the country and I don't think I've seen nearly as many Audis, Volvos and Subarus anywhere in the country as I do here in the Boston area. Tons of every model Audi except for the TT and RS models. We do have Tom Brady cruising around getting into accidents with his A8L, after all =p