Do you talk to your car?
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After 18 years of enjoying my TVR Chimaera I have come to regard him as a friend. On numerous runs to southern Germany and Switzerland it's been just me and my TVR, Freddie. He's never let me down and he always puts a smile on my face. He's enabled me to achieve my goal of driving at 150 mph on an autobahn. I suppose it's a way of passing the time on a long run but I find that I increasingly talk to him an local runs out too. When I put him in his garage I always tell him, "Well done, Freddie" and give him an affectionate pat on the rear quarter.
Am I alone in this?
Am I alone in this?
I often threaten mine with being sold if it doesn't miraculously fix itself when something's gone wrong with it.
Ever since a kid I've always felt a weird connection to a car, I'm mid 40s now and although I don't actually talk to them I feel they are a form of friend.
Can't believe I've written that!! It's reads more weird that I mean haha
Ever since a kid I've always felt a weird connection to a car, I'm mid 40s now and although I don't actually talk to them I feel they are a form of friend.
Can't believe I've written that!! It's reads more weird that I mean haha
I never use to, but my stepdad always did to his ones over various marks and models and they never let him down. So every now and then a tap on the dashboard with a “good girl” is what I do
In particular the E38 at home is a properly good car that we both drive regularly and know it inside out, service it generously and it rewards us with excellent and reliable service
In particular the E38 at home is a properly good car that we both drive regularly and know it inside out, service it generously and it rewards us with excellent and reliable servicejonwm said:
I often threaten mine with being sold if it doesn't miraculously fix itself when something's gone wrong with it.
Ever since a kid I've always felt a weird connection to a car, I'm mid 40s now and although I don't actually talk to them I feel they are a form of friend.
Can't believe I've written that!! It's reads more weird that I mean haha
Oddly i kind of understand this, we've just bought another car so as it stands we have 2 cars on the driveway, the Mrs insists we don't need 2 so sell the old car, but i become very sentimental when it comes to cars, especially when they've played a big part in the family life.Ever since a kid I've always felt a weird connection to a car, I'm mid 40s now and although I don't actually talk to them I feel they are a form of friend.
Can't believe I've written that!! It's reads more weird that I mean haha
jonwm said:
I often threaten mine with being sold if it doesn't miraculously fix itself when something's gone wrong with it.
Ever since a kid I've always felt a weird connection to a car, I'm mid 40s now and although I don't actually talk to them I feel they are a form of friend.
Can't believe I've written that!! It's reads more weird that I mean haha
Being of similar age, I just put it down to watching/reading 'Christine'.Ever since a kid I've always felt a weird connection to a car, I'm mid 40s now and although I don't actually talk to them I feel they are a form of friend.
Can't believe I've written that!! It's reads more weird that I mean haha
Better safe than sorry!
While she’s nothing special, my Passat has clocked up 216,000 miles and has never really let me down. It’s a bit sappy but I do regard my car as a friend, someone who is loyal and will get you out of trouble when needs arise. Not so much the talking since I’m not big on talking, but there is a bond there.
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