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Women feel unwelcome and patronised at car showrooms
Survey finds half believe car buying experience is tailored towards men The motor trade isn’t doing enough to make women feel welcome when they’re buying a car, according to new research. In 2023, almost 17 million women held a UK driving licence, compared with almost 18 million men, and many women buy their own car or are responsible for a shared purchase of one. Yet in a recent survey of 7500 drivers by Citroën UK, nearly half of the women ask…
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