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      03-07-2014, 07:47 PM   #23
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that depends on if she's paying for it...
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      03-07-2014, 08:08 PM   #24
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Women driving cars. The next thing you're going to tell me is your gf wants to vote...

JUST KIDDING. And RPIM5 hit in on the head...the answer lies in the Hot-Crazy scale.
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My girlfriend always drives my car. Lol
Sports plus steering and throttle 2x is her setting.
I love when she drives. =D
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      03-07-2014, 09:10 PM   #26
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Women driving cars. The next thing you're going to tell me is your gf wants to vote...

JUST KIDDING. And RPIM5 hit in on the head...the answer lies in the Hot-Crazy scale.
I'm not kidding... I never advertised this deal as a democracy... Of course, my wife is petrified of it...
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      03-07-2014, 11:38 PM   #27
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Girlfriend-yes.........Wife-no
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      03-08-2014, 02:00 AM   #28
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My wife thinks the DCT is voodoo and won't go near it. I'm OK with that.
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      03-08-2014, 04:11 AM   #29
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She's been asking me if she could give it a go...but I don't know if I should take that risk
If she is insured….yes.
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      03-08-2014, 06:23 AM   #30
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I am happy to let my wife drive it. She is not only a great driver, but also my designated driver since she doesn't drink. Hell, I let my 16 year old son drive it - with me in it of course - on the third day after I got it. And he just has his learner's permit. Can't expect him to learn how to drive and respect various cars without actually driving them in a supervised environment. That said, he knows he will never drive it without me in the car. He is a good and responsible kid, but he IS a teenager.
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I always drive, everywhere and all the time. Don't trust other people.

In desperate situations I will let someone else drive.. wether it's a friend or girlfriend. Desperate situations being I can't stay awake or something like that.

Shit happens.. sometimes it doesn't matter who is driving.

This happened to me in my E60 M5 on I-95. A sheet of wood flew off a truck driving 1 car ahead of me, and my M5 ate it. No possible way to avoid it.
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      03-08-2014, 07:56 AM   #32
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I always drive, everywhere and all the time. Don't trust other people.

In desperate situations I will let someone else drive.. wether it's a friend or girlfriend. Desperate situations being I can't stay awake or something like that.

Shit happens.. sometimes it doesn't matter who is driving.

This happened to me in my E60 M5 on I-95. A sheet of wood flew off a truck driving 1 car ahead of me, and my M5 ate it. No possible way to avoid it.
Damn....hope your girl didn't have anything to do with this
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      03-08-2014, 08:31 AM   #33
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She's been asking me if she could give it a go...but I don't know if I should take that risk
Well interesting you ask -
Of course my wife drove my M5 several times but she had X5 50i 2012 for a few years and 550i for a few months too so all I did is teach her a little about DCT,

But I let so many of my partners at work drive it,
And BTW one of them has many cars like TT RS and GTR 2009 highly modded and when he drove mine, he shocked me by pushing it so hard into triple digits which I never did!!
Bad he had E60 M5 2008 for a few years and E92 M3 fkr a whike too! and R8 V8 !!
And he told me
"Damn BMW engineers know how to make a nice sports cars"
Which to me was the best complement I got so far, but added that it need AWD too..

At least 10 people drove my M5 so far and I have only 4k miles -
I belive being a lease helps
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I always drive, everywhere and all the time. Don't trust other people.

In desperate situations I will let someone else drive.. wether it's a friend or girlfriend. Desperate situations being I can't stay awake or something like that.

Shit happens.. sometimes it doesn't matter who is driving.

This happened to me in my E60 M5 on I-95. A sheet of wood flew off a truck driving 1 car ahead of me, and my M5 ate it. No possible way to avoid it.
Sorry man
at least you are ok and she looks relatively ok too -
Dang I can't believe I never test drove E60 M5 to date!!
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      03-08-2014, 08:37 AM   #35
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E60 M5 was an epic car. I owned three, 06, 08, and 10. Moved on since then.. that was a while ago.

Just needed a new radiator, oil cooler, and front bumper paint. Wasn't too bad.
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E60 M5 was an epic car. I owned three, 06, 08, and 10. Moved on since then.. that was a while ago.

Just needed a new radiator, oil cooler, and front bumper paint. Wasn't too bad.
Moved on to F10 M5?
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      03-08-2014, 08:46 AM   #37
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E60 M5 was an epic car. I owned three, 06, 08, and 10. Moved on since then.. that was a while ago.

Just needed a new radiator, oil cooler, and front bumper paint. Wasn't too bad.
Moved on to F10 M5?
Yeah owned F10 M5 for a year so far.
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      03-08-2014, 08:54 AM   #38
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Thanks for all the help. I'm going to let her give it a go this afternoon. I have known her for six years... so I know where to find her if anything goes wrong
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Moved on to F10 M5?
Avlnch has one of the best f10 M5s I have seen in the forum.
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Thanks for all the help. I'm going to let her give it a go this afternoon. I have known her for six years... so I know where to find her if anything goes wrong
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I am happy to let my wife drive it. She is not only a great driver, but also my designated driver since she doesn't drink. Hell, I let my 16 year old son drive it - with me in it of course - on the third day after I got it. And he just has his learner's permit. Can't expect him to learn how to drive and respect various cars without actually driving them in a supervised environment. That said, he knows he will never drive it without me in the car. He is a good and responsible kid, but he IS a teenager.
I do the same with my 16 year old, he is also a very good kid but I don't think that I'll ever let him drive it by himself. His frontal lobes just aren't developped enough yet for 560 horsepower. He often asks me "can I floor it Dad" - that tells me all I need to know (not that I blame him, I did the same at 16). He begged for my E92 M3 when I bought my M5 and I actually thought about it for a few seconds, then I came to my senses. I worry enough already when he drives our X3.
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I do the same with my 16 year old, he is also a very good kid but I don't think that I'll ever let him drive it by himself. His frontal lobes just aren't developped enough yet for 560 horsepower. He often asks me "can I floor it Dad" - that tells me all I need to know (not that I blame him, I did the same at 16). He begged for my E92 M3 when I bought my M5 and I actually thought about it for a few seconds, then I came to my senses. I worry enough already when he drives our X3.
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I let my wife drive mine when her X6 is being serviced. I won't lie, it makes me nervous as hell every time; not because she can't drive and handle the car (she's tracked her own car and drives well), but because she DESTROYS rims on curbs regularly.

The same "spacial awareness" deficiency will inevitably destroy the front lower spoiler when parked too close to front curb of most parking places. In spite of my best attempts to leave distance between my car and these front curbs, occasionally even I cut it too close.

These two areas are (seemingly) impossible to teach a woman driver, so I avoid turning over the beast to my wife with a fear on par with a digital rectal exam.
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I let my wife drive mine when her X6 is being serviced. I won't lie, it makes me nervous as hell every time; not because she can't drive and handle the car (she's tracked her own car and drives well), but because she DESTROYS rims on curbs regularly.

The same "spacial awareness" deficiency will inevitably destroy the front lower spoiler when parked too close to front curb of most parking places. In spite of my best attempts to leave distance between my car and these front curbs, occasionally even I cut it too close.

These two areas are (seemingly) impossible to teach a woman driver, so I avoid turning over the beast to my wife with a fear on par with a digital rectal exam.
I feel you. My girlfriend's rims are all scratched up...she has no sense of where she is in her car.
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