"Men, Women and Motors" is a book that examines the complex relationship between gender and the car as a vivid symbol of the great variety of human relationships. The author reveals the specifics of female and male approaches to cars, as well as their interactions with these cars. The book explores how car stereotypes influence perceptions of gender roles and relationships between men and women. Whether the car is only a means of transportation, or whether it is also an integral part of the identity and status of the individual - these questions are revealed in the book through the analysis of different cultural contexts. Men, Women and Motors is a fascinating book that challenges readers to rethink their ideas about gender roles, cars and the interactions between them. The author offers an interesting perspective on how technology can become not only an object of consumption, but also an important symbol of culture and personality.