One theory is that the habit carried over from men's habit of calling ships "she" and naming ships after women, most often goddesses in ancient times. While ships are not as common a mode of transportation for civilians any longer, in the American and British armed forces, active ships are still referred to as feminine. Similarly, when men became dependant on motor vehicles, they were an ornament of pride and cared for with great attention by their male owners. Some men had a very chauvanistic view of the female car in that it was just a pile of metal without him at the wheel (as the automobile was introduced, only men could afford to or in many areas legally operate one). Other men adopted the mentality that the automobile must be tended and coddled with a gentle hand and therefore was percieved as being feminine.
A Microcar is the smallest automobile classification. These cars were generally referred to as cycle cars until the 1940's and more recently they are referred to as bubble cars.
Most people that name their cars use a females name.
For males a royal attendant is referred to as a "Gentleman of the Bedchamber". For females they are referred to as a "Lady-in-Waiting".
For males a royal attendant is referred to as a "Gentleman of the Bedchamber". For females they are referred to as a "Lady-in-Waiting".
Because females are fashionable. :P
Trains carry automobiles in special cars designed to haul them. The cars are referred to as auto racks.
Fast, high-performance cars (previously referred to as "hot-rods" and "sports cars").
Because females are beautiful and cars are beautiful too.
A She or A Queen for females
Roadable aircraft (also referred to as flying cars) are out there now, mostly as prototypes.
Western cars are not always rear disc.
No, only females have stingers