Is you spouse a true petrolhead?
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I often consider myself fortunate to have a wife who is equally interested in driving as I am. When flicking around the TV channels she stops at motoring and motorsport programs just as I do. The idea of going out for a blat gets the thumbs up. We both desire to own interesting cars. Etc, etc.
The only down side is arguing about who drives and sharing a car on trackdays is very frustrating.
Oh and when booking to enjoy a Caterham Slalom day it costs me twice as much.
The only down side is arguing about who drives and sharing a car on trackdays is very frustrating.
Oh and when booking to enjoy a Caterham Slalom day it costs me twice as much.
tvrbob said:
I often consider myself fortunate to have a wife who is equally interested in driving as I am. When flicking around the TV channels she stops at motoring and motorsport programs just as I do. The idea of going out for a blat gets the thumbs up. We both desire to own interesting cars. Etc, etc.
The only down side is arguing about who drives and sharing a car on trackdays is very frustrating.
Oh and when booking to enjoy a Caterham Slalom day it costs me twice as much.
I think you summed up the good and bad points rather nicely there, personally I would prefer my wife (should I acquire one one day) to be not too interesting in cars. Then I can laugh at the stupid stuff she does and have drive days all too myself, and not have the extra weight in the car when going for an early morning fang. As long as she isn't militantly anti car its fine

Seriously though the ex couldnt even drive and thought my car was just something to get her from A to B. Ok I admit my car is nothing special but its special to me as I assume most members cars are special to them.
She did like to watch me race karts even though she didnt like the thought of me getting hurt. Well thats what she told me.
She did like to watch me race karts even though she didnt like the thought of me getting hurt. Well thats what she told me.
My girlfriend is a petrolhead I suppose. She goes to watch motor racing and, despite being an American, has driven many 'stick-shift' cars. In fact, when I took the piss out of Americans and their autos she nodded and replied, "You can't say you can drive until you've driven a stick-shift!"
Having said the above, she wants to buy a BMW Mini (I refuse to do the capitalisation on principle) which is a good car, but not quite as good as the Tamora I want her to buy!

Having said the above, she wants to buy a BMW Mini (I refuse to do the capitalisation on principle) which is a good car, but not quite as good as the Tamora I want her to buy!

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