What does your better half drive?
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I'm not really interested in your DD, because most are compromises, at best. But what car(s) do you put your most loved ones in? Do you like/dislike the vehicle choice? Why?
Thanks, in advance
Kent
Thanks, in advance
Kent
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wifey drives a 2008 subaru legacy gt.
likes: got a great deal (friend is a manager at servco), loaded (leather, wood grain, sunroof, etc.), easy to drive, not very large but adequate room / trunk, 5 star crash tested, si drive (changes shift points for spirited driving), planted in the rain (awd), turbo![biggrin.gif](https://www.s2ki.com/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
dislikes: tight fit for larger passengers especially in the back seats, mid 20's gas mileage (especially when i drive), automatic (si drive lagging at times), very heavy, small under steer
overall, we love the leg. its a great car and we got it for a great price. great commuter / grocery getter but the real test will be the kids
likes: got a great deal (friend is a manager at servco), loaded (leather, wood grain, sunroof, etc.), easy to drive, not very large but adequate room / trunk, 5 star crash tested, si drive (changes shift points for spirited driving), planted in the rain (awd), turbo
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dislikes: tight fit for larger passengers especially in the back seats, mid 20's gas mileage (especially when i drive), automatic (si drive lagging at times), very heavy, small under steer
overall, we love the leg. its a great car and we got it for a great price. great commuter / grocery getter but the real test will be the kids
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my girlfriend drives a 01 Ford Taurus.
Likes: ummmmm it holds a lot of stuff
Dislikes: heater and a/c are borken, its a ford, something is always goign wrong with it, she isnt exactally a clean freak.
Im tryoing to get her into a s2k but shes not to fond of the idea of a stick shift. oh well
Likes: ummmmm it holds a lot of stuff
Dislikes: heater and a/c are borken, its a ford, something is always goign wrong with it, she isnt exactally a clean freak.
Im tryoing to get her into a s2k but shes not to fond of the idea of a stick shift. oh well
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Gf drives a 94 Civic coupe
Likes-More roomier then my car LOL, decent cold ac, has some ICE, actually pretty fun to drive
Dislikes-It needs a swap... SOHC ftl....
she always talks about how she wanted a RSX... she thought about a s2k but she said the only acceptable color she would drive was suzuka...
Likes-More roomier then my car LOL, decent cold ac, has some ICE, actually pretty fun to drive
Dislikes-It needs a swap... SOHC ftl....
she always talks about how she wanted a RSX... she thought about a s2k but she said the only acceptable color she would drive was suzuka...
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soon to be ex wife was driving my 08 tundra sr5 with 8" lift but i sold it before she could try and claim it through the divorce
likes-gorgeous, roomy, fatty tires, could haul 2 of my bikes
dislikes-she didnt know how to drive it that well at first and backed into my rc51 totalling it
likes-gorgeous, roomy, fatty tires, could haul 2 of my bikes
dislikes-she didnt know how to drive it that well at first and backed into my rc51 totalling it
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chicks and tundra's don't mix. My ex did a similar number on my bike, not totaled but close. That was years ago.
The soon to be wife (different girl) drives a civic hybrid, 2008. she loves it. Plenty of room, good visibility, excellent mileage, cheap maintenance, all the good stuff Honda's are known for.
Prior to that she had a 02 new beetle. It was a fun car, but not practical, very expensive to maintain ($300 for basic maintenance etc...)
The soon to be wife (different girl) drives a civic hybrid, 2008. she loves it. Plenty of room, good visibility, excellent mileage, cheap maintenance, all the good stuff Honda's are known for.
Prior to that she had a 02 new beetle. It was a fun car, but not practical, very expensive to maintain ($300 for basic maintenance etc...)