Friday, February 01, 2008
Women want equality in the motor trade
The vast majority of women believe they are treated differently to men when it comes to researching and buying a car.
According to research by Auto Trader, three quarters of female motorists believe they are treated differently when buying a vehicle and 70 per cent want to be treated the same as men.
The same percentage of women disagree with the stereotype that they don’t know anything about cars and 70 per cent said they did not want to be treated differently to a man when buying a car.
DATED: 01.02.08
FEED: MT
