We know that the car won’t make the man, but it turns out that it may make him manlier. That’s according to a recent Canadian study, at least, which found varying endocrinological responses depending on the type of car given to young male motorists, as reported in the Ottawa Citizen. As part of the study, male college students, with a median age of 24.7, were given an hour to drive an expensive sports car or a broken-in sedan, with half the allotted time spent in the city and the rest on a highway. (more…)