Women who "own" an S2000
01-23-2002, 03:12 PM
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Women who "own" an S2000
Thats not a snide remark, i ask because my wife "owns" the one i bought, she's driven it once. But i assure you it's her car. It sit's in the garage while i drive my son's Crown Victoria to work, He Drive a used Yukon, and the wife drives the minivan, how sad... any other wifes own an S2000?
01-23-2002, 03:19 PM
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OK, you caught me. I "own" one, too, but my hubby forked out the $$$. I was planning to buy one but not until later this year - I've always been the one with the S2000 obsession. So far, we've been about equal driving it (it's the "weekend" car) although he found out I'd been joyriding on the Tuesdays and Thursdays I work at home ... BUSTED!
01-23-2002, 03:28 PM
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Originally posted by 4Cars1Teenager
Thats not a snide remark, i ask because my wife "owns" the one i bought, she's driven it once. But i assure you it's her car. It sit's in the garage while i drive my son's Crown Victoria to work, He Drive a used Yukon, and the wife drives the minivan, how sad... any other wifes own an S2000?
Thats not a snide remark, i ask because my wife "owns" the one i bought, she's driven it once. But i assure you it's her car. It sit's in the garage while i drive my son's Crown Victoria to work, He Drive a used Yukon, and the wife drives the minivan, how sad... any other wifes own an S2000?
01-23-2002, 03:42 PM
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Originally posted by WhiteRocket
I guess it depends on who is the dominant one in the relationship (who wears the pants?).
I guess it depends on who is the dominant one in the relationship (who wears the pants?).
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01-23-2002, 03:56 PM
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Ahh, see my wife was (and this is the wrong word) an excuse to buy it. She's the only one who can practically drive it. I commute 88 miles a day in NE weather, so it's a weekend car. Funny, my son is the one obsessed with it. Being 16 just getting his liscence, learning how to drive a stick on an S2000 isn't a bad deal. Good kid though, learned from the best.... that's not to say i'm a pro, but i'm dad 
The wife doens't particularly like the car, might appeal to her more with the hardtop off and the top down. But the Boy's in the house love it.
The wife doens't particularly like the car, might appeal to her more with the hardtop off and the top down. But the Boy's in the house love it.
01-23-2002, 04:27 PM
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My daughter (23 yr old) doesn't own it but since she has the shortest commute she drives it the most. She also gets the most attention, naturally. How much would YOU look at a fat old guy (me) driving a cool car?? She is a hostess in the evenings at a nice restaurant and some nights she gets more inquiries than she would actually like....but she digs it.
01-26-2002, 11:04 PM
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i am not married but i am a girl who owns one, and my boyfriend hasnt even asked me to drive it 
hehe no one drives her but me SHES MINE ALL MINE! lol
<3 jen
hehe no one drives her but me SHES MINE ALL MINE! lol<3 jen