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Old 05-09-2014, 01:27 PM   #9
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Default Re: Hulk Friday: enthusiasts that buy lesser cars for their wives/family to commute...?

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Now this is a prime example..

you drive a new GT-E
you subject the wife/family to a 212000km AU falcon??

Bit of a disparity?
So in this circumstance, we need to take away a car the wife is happy and comfortable with and replace it with a subjectively better one, that we must now forcibly coerce her to drive because that is the responsible thing to do as an enthusiast?
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