Soon to be 61. Of course, they said the same thing on the original marketing for the Kia Soul -- and all I ever saw driving them were older people.
54 here. Just got mine last week. Venue LTD. Great price and size for people my age with no small kids around."2020 Hyundai Venue an urban runabout for millennials"
The advertising for the Venue touted the car as being for "millennials".
I'm curious how accurate that is so, if people don't mind please post your age. I'll start...
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The millennials I know drive cars that they cannot afford 😇I am 49 soon to be 50 in 2 months. Millennials are all over the map as to what they buy. Can't predict them. Most of them probably happily accept whatever hand-me-down vehicles they get from their parents, grandparents, uncles/aunts. It's free or cheap, and thus more money left for tech goodies.
My two millennial nephews drive hand-me-downs. My mom can't drive anymore (dementia) and gave her 25k mint 2015 Jeep Patriot to the older one in 2020, and the younger one got my sister's 2014 Fiat 500 small car.
A millennial young lady at work drives a 2012 Civic coupe that is about half her age. She loves Hondas (her whole family has them) and she bought it last year (has a car payment). Other millennials at work drive 3-4-year-old small SUVs like Jeep Renegade, Ford Escape, and Chevy Trax. They all mostly like domestic brands for some reason (parental influence I suspect).
the thing is they've never felt and heard the thunder of a fire eating V8...over the years I've had and bought new with the options I wanted starting back in 1967, a 67 Dodge R/T, then a 70 Charger R/T and then a 73 Corvette Stingray all with big block engines and then a few less power full vehicles because of family ties and then, a 1999 Camaro SS convertible which I still have, and my daily drivers looked after my daily needs, and the SS with the way I have it optioned out takes care my need for thunder 😁...it's a new world now, like the Jetsons series from years ago. 😒my Venue is now my new daily driver.I am 49 soon to be 50 in 2 months. Millennials are all over the map as to what they buy. Can't predict them. Most of them probably happily accept whatever hand-me-down vehicles they get from their parents, grandparents, uncles/aunts. It's free or cheap, and thus more money left for tech goodies.
My two millennial nephews drive hand-me-downs. My mom can't drive anymore (dementia) and gave her 25k mint 2015 Jeep Patriot to the older one in 2020, and the younger one got my sister's 2014 Fiat 500 small car.
A millennial young lady at work drives a 2012 Civic coupe that is about half her age. She loves Hondas (her whole family has them) and she bought it last year (has a car payment). Other millennials at work drive 3-4-year-old small SUVs like Jeep Renegade, Ford Escape, and Chevy Trax. They all mostly like domestic brands for some reason (parental influence I suspect).
I wanted an xA, but sadly, they quit selling them. Had to settle for a Yaris hatchback, which is also now discontinued....My last car was a 2005 Scion xA, which was also aimed at first-time car buyers. I bought it in 2005 when I was closing in on fifty...
62 soon to be ormer Toyotal Echo owner - a car they also thought would appeal to a younger crowd . I was in my 40s when I bought the Echo. It was so easy to get in and out and as we both aged, i came to appreciate that more. I'm waiting for my 2023 to come in - perhaps before Christmas"2020 Hyundai Venue an urban runabout for millennials"
The advertising for the Venue touted the car as being for "millennials".
I'm curious how accurate that is so, if people don't mind please post your age. I'll start...
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My mom has had here echo for 20 years. Bought it brand new and loves that little car. Very easy to get in and out of indeed.62 soon to be ormer Toyotal Echo owner - a car they also thought would appeal to a younger crowd . I was in my 40s when I bought the Echo. It was so easy to get in and out and as we both aged, i came to appreciate that more. I'm waiting for my 2023 to come in - perhaps before Christmas