She took it AGAIN?!?!?! Green eyes brewing

what's pdr?

Take her car shopping and let her pick something she likes. Seriously. My wife knows she could have pretty much any vehicle she wants. She's sensible and i know she likes cuv's. We just got her a new vehicle last week and she loves it. We tried the lexus rs, the acura mdx, etc. She picked the cr-v touring awd. It is nice, she loves it, end of story. Happy wife, happy life.

paintless dent removal. She wants a new Honda Pilot, car loan will be paid off soon so it may be a possibility.
 
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Traded in my f250 to buy my wife her dream car out 2010 4runner 5 yrs ago, last year I took it over started modding it, now she hates to drive it. So I traded her up to a gx460, she loves and can't get her out of


nice GX460. love those integrated running boards. too bad Toyota no longer does, would love to have that on the LE.




surprised she didn't take the modded 4R and make you drive the GX :)
 
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I watch my wife drive away with the 4Runner everyday, all day.

Than I get in my POS 02 Camry. So I would say, you aint got it too bad.

The only way out is another 4Runner for her or greater... Hopefully by the end of this year
 
Dude I told my wire the same thing. Pick whatever you want as long as its a Toyota or Honda. She took a 4 Runner.

First mistake: "As long as it's a ...."

Two marriages and 31 years between the two and I will give you some good advice:

Stay the f out of the decision. If she end's up hating the car it is your fault.

Switzerland man. Switzerland.

I don't do anything when it comes to my wife's car's except give her advice from what I know, IF she asks for it.

Happy wife. Happy life.
 
That joke used to be more effective, back in the good old days, when women still knew how to cook....
They have since replaced that skill with......ummm......well..... Complaining!

My wife has only driven my 4runner a couple of times. She is afraid because she knows how anal I am (My 4runner still looks new inside and out). Although one of the few times she has driven it, she managed to get the only door ding it has ever seen in the last 1.5 years...

Lets admit it. The majority of women are predisposed to not really care about vehicles too much.

They are a vessel to get from point A to point B and if something happens, oh well, it's collateral damage.

My wife's 2 year old car has been rear-ended by Crown Vic at a stop light (she didn't see any damage except for scratches on the bumper) so she never claimed his insurance, hailed on and has more door dings than I can count including one that is like 6" long and looks like somebody slammed a 2x4 into it.

She doesn't care. She gets it serviced at the dealer and has it cleaned once a month, other than that it's transportation to her.

Men and women are very different in that aspect in general. Sure there are guys that don't know squat about vehicles and couldn't care less about damage but we'll leave the millennial's out of this.
 
Lets admit it. The majority of women are predisposed to not really care about vehicles too much.

They are a vessel to get from point A to point B and if something happens, oh well, it's collateral damage.

My wife's 2 year old car has been rear-ended by Crown Vic at a stop light (she didn't see any damage except for scratches on the bumper) so she never claimed his insurance, hailed on and has more door dings than I can count including one that is like 6" long and looks like somebody slammed a 2x4 into it.

She doesn't care. She gets it serviced at the dealer and has it cleaned once a month, other than that it's transportation to her.

Men and women are very different in that aspect in general. Sure there are guys that don't know squat about vehicles and couldn't care less about damage but we'll leave the millennial's out of this.

That is so TRUE! She can't understand why I am so picky about car damage, and I can't understand how she couldn't care less about it!
 
........ And the truth will set you free!
 

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My wife thinks my truck is enormous and hates driving it, at 5'2" it probably is enormous for her to drive. She got her audi and I hate cars, so we are both happy.

The pic above is exactly our cars, we both drive with the kids an equal amount. Her car has crumbs and chunks of everything the kids eat everywhere, my car stays spotless. I trained the rug rats to keep daddies truck clean
Dangit!
 
My wife hates driving mine since it is so much taller than her 2013 Exploder. Not a bad deal for me except when she needs to after I have had one too many...
 
Give it about 20 years and a hundred door dings, kid, and you WILL change your tune.

That's experience and wisdom talking to you son.

Ha. Have you seen my truck? Door dings are the least of it's worries. I suppose if I treated my vehicles like fragile precious princesses I'd be more worried, but she's better to her vehicles than I am to mine. :D
 
Ha. Have you seen my truck? Door dings are the least of it's worries. I suppose if I treated my vehicles like fragile precious princesses I'd be more worried, but she's better to her vehicles than I am to mine. :D

Touche~ and point taken. :-)

I will be honest with you - there are times when I envy you.

Sometimes I wish I had a vehicle (not talking about yours here) that I could give a rats ass about door dings and just park in the closest parking spot I can find.

Door dings? Who cares? Shopping cart hit me? Who cares! Cut me off illegally - BAM. Ooops! Sorry, but your fault.

Right, wrong or indifferent my Dad's perfectionism rubbed off on me - and I kid you not - when I traded in my 2002 4Runner last month on my 2015 Trail it did not have one scratch or door ding on it. Garaged it's whole life. It was perfect and somebody in the Denver area got one clean 3rd gen.

Funny thing is it never hit AutoNations lot. I've watched. Somebody snagged it up before it hit the lot. My guess is somebody that worked there.

My wife thinks I am obsessive (or anal retentive depending on her mood) but I am what I am LOL.
 
Touche~ and point taken. :-)

I will be honest with you - there are times when I envy you.

Sometimes I wish I had a vehicle (not talking about yours here) that I could give a rats ass about door dings and just park in the closest parking spot I can find.

Door dings? Who cares? Shopping cart hit me? Who cares! Cut me off illegally - BAM. Ooops! Sorry, but your fault.

Right, wrong or indifferent my Dad's perfectionism rubbed off on me - and I kid you not - when I traded in my 2002 4Runner last month on my 2015 Trail it did not have one scratch or door ding on it. Garaged it's whole life. It was perfect and somebody in the Denver area got one clean 3rd gen.

Funny thing is it never hit AutoNations lot. I've watched. Somebody snagged it up before it hit the lot. My guess is somebody that worked there.

My wife thinks I am obsessive (or anal retentive depending on her mood) but I am what I am LOL.

If you don't mind me asking how did you do on the trade of your 2002 4Runner? I bought a 2015 TE and have a 2002 that I am getting ready to sell. Thought about trading it in. Still driving the 2002 to work and only have around 220 miles on the new one.
 
Her RX350 F-Sport cost more then my 4runner but yet the more I mod it, the more she likes to take mine.... Maybe I should stop modding?
 
Well her and her sister made it to New Orleans tonight and just called and said the windshield just cracked. At least its not a rain sensor windshield. Those are way pricy.
 
Our new 4Runner is the wife's daily driver but she lets me do what I want to it and drive it whenever I want and that works for me since here is my daily driver.
 

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Her car has crumbs and chunks of everything the kids eat everywhere, my car stays spotless. I trained the rug rats to keep daddies truck clean
Dangit!

LOL. #1 Blitz Rule: NOBODY, and I mean NOBODY including me eats in my vehicles. No eating, no drinking, no smoking and absolutely no drunk people (puke is really tough and disgusting to clean up).

:-)
 
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