It must depend on the woman, or perhaps the length of time of enjoying the vehicle. My wife loves her Subaru. Probably mostly because it's the "right color". (: But she is attached to it. Of course it's never really been a problem for the 6 or 7 years we've had it. I can think of only one time when it was still running (just not well) and she had me come get it and take it home. But she's more worried about "my poor little car" than upset at it. I don't think I can recall any time at all when she was "upset" at the car. On the very rare occasion something wasn't perfect with it, it's more like she tells me to "make sure the car is happy". (:
Levi On 10/21/05, Hendrik Riessen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Chris, > > I have found that it takes more time for a woman to fall in love with a > particular car. Most important thing is that the vehicle does not leave > her > broken down in the middle of no-where(which is right next to some-where). > Once a car has let a woman down she won't trust or like it again. > My missus quite likes the dooh bruum(thistle green 84 230E) now that it > has > given us a couple of years of break down free service(touch wood). > > Hendrik > >
