Oregon Influencer Sparks Backlash After Saying Cars Are “Unimpressive” to Most Women
PORTLAND, Ore. — An Oregon influencer has gone viral for claiming that cars are “unimpressive” to most women, sparking a wave of online backlash from men and support from women who say they feel the same way.
TikTok Video That Started It All
The influencer, known online as @savannahdoesntbrew, uploaded a short TikTok video laughing about how upset some men became after she shared her opinion.
In her clip, she explained that she does not find cars impressive, regardless of how flashy or loud they are. The post triggered hundreds of comments from angry men, many of whom accused her of not appreciating the significance of expensive vehicles.
@savannahdoesntbrew The male ego is so fragile. The mansplaining, the crashouts, the personal attacks… i am cacklinggggg #fyp #men
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Women Agree: “We Don’t Care About Cars”
Despite the criticism, many women flooded the comment section to agree with her perspective. One user wrote: “I’ve literally never been attracted to someone because of their car. Not once.”
Others echoed that sentiment, saying they barely even know what make or model their own vehicles are — and that all that matters is whether a car gets them from point A to point B.
Some even joked about avoiding men who brag about their cars, mocking loud engines and oversized vehicles as attempts to overcompensate.
The Viral Quote
One woman’s comment summed up the reaction: “If your car is unnecessarily loud or large, I don’t like it.” That single remark has since been shared widely across social media, fueling even more heated exchanges between men defending their cars and women dismissing them as unimportant.
Gender and Cars: Why It Struck a Nerve
The controversy taps into a longstanding cultural debate: the assumption that women are impressed by expensive or flashy cars.
Critics say this mindset reflects a fragile male ego, where some men equate their vehicles with attractiveness. Others compared it to online debates over gaming setups, where women mocked men for bragging about high-end equipment.
Experts note that while some women genuinely enjoy cars, many don’t see them as a symbol of status or desirability, making the influencer’s post resonate strongly with her followers.
Bigger Picture: Just Opinions
Despite the uproar, the Oregon influencer emphasized that her statement was just her opinion. Supporters argue that online critics are giving too much weight to random comments on the internet, pointing out that personal tastes vary widely.
Still, the viral moment highlights how quickly a casual observation can ignite debates about gender roles, attraction, and materialism in modern culture.
Do you think flashy cars actually impress women, or is this viral moment proof that times have changed? Share your take with us at SaludaStandard-Sentinel.com.
