Well that's the wife away with the ED35...

[Murrayedition35]

I thought she was up to something when she said have you got petrol in the golf....to which I said yes plenty to her reply that's good I'll leave you with the A1 as it's low in diesel...

As she reversed out the drive in the ED35, she shouted any chance you could fill the A1....

I thought she liked the golf better than the audi...she is worth the watching...

[johnnyvr6]

looks like the audi a1 is your new ride lol

[ScottA]

You'll be -£200 later when it comes back with 4 kerbed wheels

[wigit]

Mrs W won't drive the Ed35 as she says it's too slow in standard tune, fortunately I never insured her for business use on it either given her parking locations, in fairness I'm reluctant to let her have the 500 either

[Mr GTD]

Ah man! don't think I wud have the balls to let my mrs have mine for any longer than 2.5hrs let alone a weekend....

[Edi35]

We only have the one car at present so my wife uses the ED35 most days, she is more sensible than me but does like a good blast. We have always shared cars so we are both used to GTI's.

[Raffe]

No concerns with my wife using our GTi as a daily, it's very safe compared to the modified Civic Type-R we had running 285bhp with a shed load of mods including a supercharger

[Hartside]

My wife won't drive ours as she hates the brakes and is scared of the power. She cannot get her head around the car only going as fast as you make it go. Still, means I don't have to keep moving the seat and mirrors 

[dubber36]

I think it pays to keep an old, shiity car for everday use that the wife can drive.

Mine doesn't work (as such) so hardly has to drive anywhere. That means the Mk6 Golf can stay in the garage all nice and clean and shiney, the Mk2 Golf can stay in my other garage even cleaner and shinier, and we can both drive round and not worry about the kids clambering in and out of my old Passat V6 TDI.

Still, means I don't have to keep moving the seat and mirrors 

Why do they do that? Mine moves the seat to drive a couple of miles.

[Mr_F]

See I have this dilema, Insured the gf on the golf, great expense, tis going to be the most expensive taxi ride home from the pub (when it eventually happens), but still am very reluctant to let her drive it, even though it is just a golf and it is very easy to drive, she doesn't look both ways when pulling out of junctions and I fear for the alloys.

Could be worse, at least I don't have to put fuel in her car too..... 

I'd probably end up putting black stuff in her petrol pug anyway.