Men prefer wheels over heels’ says Peugeot

In a survey organized by Peugeot that involved 2,000 people in Britain, the brand concluded that Brits have a deep affection for the motor car and British men admit that they find their partner more difficult to maintain than their car.
Keen observations were as follows:

• 50% of men find their partner is more difficult to maintain than their car
• 10% of men confess to being more captivated with their cars’ alluring curves than their partners.
• 17% of Brits spend more on their car than their other half
• 13% of respondents have been with their car longer than their partner
• 14% of people think a sporty car will help them get the girl or boy of their dreams
• The biggest proportion of people who think their car is better looking than their partner, are aged 45-54 (14%). (Not surprising!)
• 18-24 year olds are more likely to have more meaningful relationships with their wheels rather than their partners
• A fifth of 25-34 year olds are more likely to regret losing their car rather than being dumped.

We at AutoMiddleEast.com think why Peugeot spent so much time, money effort on proving long known fact. This is old news!