So is your Aston a He, She, or It

[Shmee]

JohnG1 said:

Depends on the person with whom I am speaking.
Friends - monster or "nice car" - as opposed to "other car" - my Aygo.
Everyone else - my car

I use the 'nice car' and 'other car' references frequently too.

[PhilSm]

JohnG1 said:

No - that's a green light Sir!

[v8vantage82]

My boys call it the noisy car !

[CPBRI]

Same here. I call it The Aston.

[bob1179]

Dalto123 said:

Though I dont have an Aston....Yet I think that all cars should have female names, male ones just dont sound right. Family Cars:

Volvo - Valerie.
Micra - Mavis.
Porsche - Petal.

If I called them Keith, Derek and Steve I dont think it would have quite the same effect

Edited by Dalto123 on Tuesday 18th October 15:05

I don't know. When I was at uni I had a 1.1 Peugeot 309 and my Spanish lady friend named it 'Derek'. It sort of suited it perfectly!

[Neil1300R]

Friends and work colleagues call it The Aston
I may call it Baby
My aged Mum tells people I have an Austin Martin

[MichaelV8V]

tonyhall38 said:

fanny magnet....

I always think anything covered in fridge magnets looks untidy. But you have a car covered in those magnets

[Jockman]

bob1179 said:

I don't know. When I was at uni I had a 1.1 Peugeot 309 and my Spanish lady friend named it 'Derek'. It sort of suited it perfectly!

Bob, you sure that the young lady was not trying to say 'the wreck' in her best pigeon Eengleesh

[blokie]

Mines defiantly a she, you only have to look at the ass end and! Looks almost as good as the wife's!( I had to get that in or I'd be for it )

[bob1179]

Jockman said:

bob1179 said:

I don't know. When I was at uni I had a 1.1 Peugeot 309 and my Spanish lady friend named it 'Derek'. It sort of suited it perfectly!

Bob, you sure that the young lady was not trying to say 'the wreck' in her best pigeon Eengleesh

Probably.