Don't let me give you the wrong impression. I am not a motor nut. There is hardly any time during the year that you will see me washing and polishing the CR-V in my driveway. It is the machine I admire. Many, many years ago, I bought a new CB750 when they were first sold in Germany. Slid off it at an intersection, had the bike drop on me and had to wait for an elderly couple on their way to church (!) to heave the bike off me. Bad Honda, bad design, bad decision on my part. So I was turned off by Japanese bikes and Japanese anything for many years, more like ashamed that I could not handle the damn front-heavy bikes. Since then, Japanese designers have realized that women bikers want different machines. You have a lovely motorcycle there! Sorry, no educated opinion on trucks. It looks great.

@Spinliesel Well, I learned my lesson and pamper my machines now, though they really don't need much attention like they used to. I wax my truck multiple times a week as an example.
You reminded me of a bike I had in 1990 a Honda Saber 1100cc. It was so tall though I'm 6'1" I couldn't get both toes on the ground. A buddy got the same bike and it fell over on him because it was seriously top-heavy and this guy was half again as big as me. He was pinned under it with gas leaking out onto his leg. Ugly. Exciting bike though. I rode it cross country with a new bride.
A current female friend has a Honda Rebel. A perfect bike for her. She's a little over 5' and maybe 100#. I'm currently without one (lady and motorcycle, LOL) but they are tugging at my heartstrings (both, actually) . . . again.

@dannydreamer You are in FL, there should be plenty of women there! I was in Florida twice, hated every minute of it, except when driving through the area in the center of the state that has farms and horse ranches and such. But women, women everywhere.
My riding days are over. I have a lot of hardware in my spine and won't take chances anymore. Some years ago, I went to a conference for women motorcyclists in Westerville, OH and saw many scooters with Handicap license plates. That seemed quite ridiculous to me. Wishing you the best of luck. Your heartstrings need to be tied to someone.

I do spend money on maintenance, like full synthetic oil changes and tire rotations, and I do drive long miles on the NY State Thruway. I think that may have something to do with my cars' longevity.

I'll be looking at a Rav4 when it comes time to choose another car. I choose my cars with my butt: if I can slip into the seat easily and out of it without any lifting, the car is for me. Oh, yes, and it needs to be German or Japanese/