Two-thirds of new dads are likely to look for different qualities in a new car after their first child.
Nearly seven in ten men (68 per cent) change their opinion about what makes a good car when they become a father for the first time, according to our new research half of those polled would opt for a hatchback, with reliability high on their agenda.
However, more than a third are still resistant to scrapping their penchant for speed and style, claiming that they would still prefer a sports car.
We see that this change in priorities among a majority of dads is only natural, for instance what seemed important in a car before, such as speed and style, is replaced by practicality, reliability and safety when a baby arrives. Plus you need something with room enough to carry all of the baby's paraphernalia!
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Author: Carmony.co.uk
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