Many males even enjoy the process of modifying their high priced vehicles and equipment to make them more attractive, while most women show no interest in this area.
             I. A man's vehicle is his prized possession.
             II. A woman's view of her vehicle is quite different.
             III A man's obsession is based on the need for female attention
             b. Women rarely interested in the same thing
             IV. For the most part though, improving a machine's looks is strictly a man's obsession.
             Men are, for the most part, visual creatures. When looking for a mate, a man will look first for figure and beauty, while a woman will look instead for stability and caring. A man will shop for a new car based upon its looks, but a woman would probably think of safety and gas mileage instead. Many males even enjoy the process of modifying their high priced vehicles and equipment to make them more attractive, while most women show no interest in this area.
             For many men, their most prized possession is their vehicle. The male species is never satisfied with anything. The adage "If it isn't broke, don't fix it" simply doesn't apply to male thought. Instead, it's more like "I know that it looks fine, but it could look better." As a result of this thinking, society has many more Honda Civics, complete with custom paint jobs, spoilers reminiscent of bookshelves, and tire rims gleaming so bright that one must avert their eyes lest they go blind. Men will also defend their vehicle's modifications to the death, so one must be careful when commenting on a misaligned racing stripe, or scratched paint job. Women, however, view their cars in a distinctly different way.
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