Men Who Drive Fancy Cars Are More Likely to Be Bad People
It's not the car, but the personality of the guy who buys the car
According to a new study in the Journal of International Psychology, men who drive “high-status luxury cars” are more likely to be bad people.
The researchers found that men who drove cars like Audis, BMWs, and Mercedes were more likely to be “self-centred, argumentative, stubborn, disagreeable, and empathetic.”
Why do those guys flock to those cars? “These personality traits explain the desire to own high-status products.”
The researchers didn’t find any connection between women with those negative personality traits and fancy cars; it only seems to apply to men.
