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YOUR RESEARCHJust got new 996TT & Girl friend is mad
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AS, man you hit the model my bride uses right on the head, one that has been a given through our relationship.
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Just got new 2003 996TT & Girl friend is mad. Last 911 Turbo I got my former girlfriend got mad and we broke up. I love these cars.
I'm in Orange County, CA. Anyone going to the Crystal Cove gathering on Sat.? Let me know. I would love to hear how your cars are running and what mods you have done.
Well here in So Cal. girls will try that-- in fact the hot ones careers are spent working on manuevers like the above mentiond-- that's why you title it under a corporation located in ______ where you don't show as an officer or owner.
I am going to compare it to my M5 after a few more days on here. Loving it....
Its all in how you break them in. On the very first date with my last GF, I explained that there was another woman in my life. She was actualy releived when she found I was referring to the woman in my garage. But it was not till the next date that I took her out in it and she turned to me after a mile and says... "What kind of car is this?". She knows I enjoy my Pcar habit and is very understanding, I guess she figures it could be far worse. FYI... I now call that same woman my wife.
FWIW, my wife likes both P cars. The 996 is a tip, in part, 'cause she does not drive a stick. When I bought the 996, I briefly thought about selling the 928 (brief case of mad cow desease, got over it) the wife put on a pout and said she didn't think I would be happy with that decision. I still have the 928 and have put significant $ in it in upgrades since then.
YOU, my man, need to tune your array better when it comes to women.
My wife has a bizarre, supernatural sense of the automobile-dollar-o-meter. As long as she's matching my car expenses in bling$$, the cars are fine. Yup, it seems to double the cost of a tt. The arguement that we ultimately sell the cars but never the bling seems not to hold water. AS
AS, man you hit the model my bride uses right on the head, one that has been a given through our relationship. She doesn't define "bling" for me and I dont define it for her. Other than that, it is a partnership which as you so correctly stated, means my stuff cost 2x the price tag.
No problem man, that was the deal I signed up for, and I am very happily married.
My wife was all behind me buying my E36 M3. She said that she was much happier to have me chasing after an M3 than a short skirt.
When I was getting ready to order the 996, she went from being pretty negative to totally behind it when I agreed not to get black interior and instead get an interior she liked (natural brown leather). Once I changed my mind on interior color, she didn't mind what else came on the car as long as it made me happy (M030 PSE etc.). I couldn't believe what a difference the interior color had on her attitude about the car. I guess once she could imagine herself in a car she liked, she got interested in it.
After the car was ordered, she got pretty excited about it. It was her who kept calling the dealer to ask whether the car was there yet, not me. Once I found out what boat it was on, she was the one who figured out when it docked in San Diego (she even found a picture of the boat). Towards the end, she was calling the dealer every other day.
I know that this was easier because we have been married for a while. Now, she has an easier time getting me to go along with her dreams (buying a huge empty piece of land or going to live in Paris for a month or two) and I have an easier time getting her to go along with mine (a Porsche which sounds and drives like a dream).
BTW, the formula stops working when it comes to racing. My wife says, "It's much cooler to have a boyfriend who races than a husband who races." She continues with, "I know you're not going to die, you'll just be paralyzed." Then she places a folded blanket on my lap and concludes with, "Just practicing for the nursing home, honey" It's better since I sold the Can Am car. The other track cars seem safer from the outside but not necessarily from inside. AS
