How do I keep my wife from wanting to drive my new Max.
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Well my 8 yr old Lumina with 121,000 miles died (thank God!!!) so I treated myself to a new Maxima SE (fully loaded) and I love it.
My problem is a jealous wife. She has a 2 yr old Accord (4cyl. engine - ha ha) and wants more access to my new car. How can I legally keep her from driving my Max.
Signed,
Desperate in Chicago
My problem is a jealous wife. She has a 2 yr old Accord (4cyl. engine - ha ha) and wants more access to my new car. How can I legally keep her from driving my Max.
Signed,
Desperate in Chicago
Originally posted by slord
Well my 8 yr old Lumina with 121,000 miles died (thank God!!!) so I treated myself to a new Maxima SE (fully loaded) and I love it.
My problem is a jealous wife. She has a 2 yr old Accord (4cyl. engine - ha ha) and wants more access to my new car. How can I legally keep her from driving my Max.
Signed,
Desperate in Chicago
Well my 8 yr old Lumina with 121,000 miles died (thank God!!!) so I treated myself to a new Maxima SE (fully loaded) and I love it.
My problem is a jealous wife. She has a 2 yr old Accord (4cyl. engine - ha ha) and wants more access to my new car. How can I legally keep her from driving my Max.
Signed,
Desperate in Chicago

na, just tell her it sucks and you hate driving it b/c... but it could backfire. she could say that you just drive her car and she'd take the max.
Simple-Don't let her drive it. My wife loved her Windstar minivan until she borrowed my Max. Now she is always trying to use it and she is hinting that the Windstar is getting old. Don't let her drive it. Don't let her drive it. Don't let her drive it. Don't let her drive it. Don't let her drive it. Don't let her drive it. Don't let her drive it. Don't let her drive it. Don't let her drive it. Don't let her drive it. Don't let her drive it. Don't let her drive it. Don't let her drive it. Don't let her drive it. Don't let her drive it.
That is why I bought a manual
So that she could not drive it. But all of a sudden she is now interested in learning. HA! Fat chance. I let her drive it and it will have spilled pop all over the inside and scuffs and scratches all over the wheels when she is not paying attention...Ugg. Plus I do not think there is a legal way to stop her from driving it anyway.
Sell the Accord and get her a 4th Gen Max. 

Originally posted by slord
Well my 8 yr old Lumina with 121,000 miles died (thank God!!!) so I treated myself to a new Maxima SE (fully loaded) and I love it.
My problem is a jealous wife. She has a 2 yr old Accord (4cyl. engine - ha ha) and wants more access to my new car. How can I legally keep her from driving my Max.
Signed,
Desperate in Chicago
Well my 8 yr old Lumina with 121,000 miles died (thank God!!!) so I treated myself to a new Maxima SE (fully loaded) and I love it.
My problem is a jealous wife. She has a 2 yr old Accord (4cyl. engine - ha ha) and wants more access to my new car. How can I legally keep her from driving my Max.
Signed,
Desperate in Chicago
Well, there's several things!!
1) trick her into thinking it's really a newer accord.
2) modify the car to the point she would be embarrassed to drive it (loud exhaust, a **** on women sticker, something like that)
3) tell her your ex-girlfriend has one
4) buy her a 93-98 Supra
1) trick her into thinking it's really a newer accord.
2) modify the car to the point she would be embarrassed to drive it (loud exhaust, a **** on women sticker, something like that)
3) tell her your ex-girlfriend has one
4) buy her a 93-98 Supra
I too, used to feel a sense a despair and sadness
when I used see my girlfriend drive away in my max. Leaving me with her 93 civic coupe. Until one day it hit me
, make her car nicer and then she wont't touch my baby. So we put wheels, interior : seats, dash, door panels, a little knock-knock and open up the exhaust with hi-flow and g-reddy exhaust and so far so good. So she is happy for now???
when I used see my girlfriend drive away in my max. Leaving me with her 93 civic coupe. Until one day it hit me
, make her car nicer and then she wont't touch my baby. So we put wheels, interior : seats, dash, door panels, a little knock-knock and open up the exhaust with hi-flow and g-reddy exhaust and so far so good. So she is happy for now???
Originally posted by slord
Well my 8 yr old Lumina with 121,000 miles died (thank God!!!) so I treated myself to a new Maxima SE (fully loaded) and I love it.
My problem is a jealous wife. She has a 2 yr old Accord (4cyl. engine - ha ha) and wants more access to my new car. How can I legally keep her from driving my Max.
Signed,
Desperate in Chicago
Well my 8 yr old Lumina with 121,000 miles died (thank God!!!) so I treated myself to a new Maxima SE (fully loaded) and I love it.
My problem is a jealous wife. She has a 2 yr old Accord (4cyl. engine - ha ha) and wants more access to my new car. How can I legally keep her from driving my Max.
Signed,
Desperate in Chicago
I just started laughing outloud in my office and people are looking at me kinda strange... if only they knew what I was laughing about
.... so true about the wife thing. lucky mine can't drive a stick... anyways, I sware it's like a prereq. for owning a MAX. EVERYONE WANTS TO BORROW IT!
.... so true about the wife thing. lucky mine can't drive a stick... anyways, I sware it's like a prereq. for owning a MAX. EVERYONE WANTS TO BORROW IT!
Simple--take her off the insurance. Just tell her she is not covered on the maxima cause it is too expensive to add her to the insurace. When my girl friends ask to drive the car i just say that they can't handle the power. :-)
Option 1: Get one of those topless girl air fresheners
Option 2: Keep all your dirty laundry inside your Max (She'll hate to have topick up after you)
Option 3: Get a big plate of rice and beans, and let loose and obnoxious fart with the windows closed. (which the topless girl air freshener should hopefully take care of)
Option 2: Keep all your dirty laundry inside your Max (She'll hate to have topick up after you)
Option 3: Get a big plate of rice and beans, and let loose and obnoxious fart with the windows closed. (which the topless girl air freshener should hopefully take care of)
No Way!
Originally posted by slord
Well my 8 yr old Lumina with 121,000 miles died (thank God!!!) so I treated myself to a new Maxima SE (fully loaded) and I love it.
My problem is a jealous wife. She has a 2 yr old Accord (4cyl. engine - ha ha) and wants more access to my new car. How can I legally keep her from driving my Max.
Signed,
Desperate in Chicago
Well my 8 yr old Lumina with 121,000 miles died (thank God!!!) so I treated myself to a new Maxima SE (fully loaded) and I love it.
My problem is a jealous wife. She has a 2 yr old Accord (4cyl. engine - ha ha) and wants more access to my new car. How can I legally keep her from driving my Max.
Signed,
Desperate in Chicago
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Tell her to buy her own Maxima.
Originally posted by slord
Well my 8 yr old Lumina with 121,000 miles died (thank God!!!) so I treated myself to a new Maxima SE (fully loaded) and I love it.
My problem is a jealous wife. She has a 2 yr old Accord (4cyl. engine - ha ha) and wants more access to my new car. How can I legally keep her from driving my Max.
Signed,
Desperate in Chicago
Well my 8 yr old Lumina with 121,000 miles died (thank God!!!) so I treated myself to a new Maxima SE (fully loaded) and I love it.
My problem is a jealous wife. She has a 2 yr old Accord (4cyl. engine - ha ha) and wants more access to my new car. How can I legally keep her from driving my Max.
Signed,
Desperate in Chicago
Originally posted by slord
Well my 8 yr old Lumina with 121,000 miles died (thank God!!!) so I treated myself to a new Maxima SE (fully loaded) and I love it.
My problem is a jealous wife. She has a 2 yr old Accord (4cyl. engine - ha ha) and wants more access to my new car. How can I legally keep her from driving my Max.
Signed,
Desperate in Chicago
Well my 8 yr old Lumina with 121,000 miles died (thank God!!!) so I treated myself to a new Maxima SE (fully loaded) and I love it.
My problem is a jealous wife. She has a 2 yr old Accord (4cyl. engine - ha ha) and wants more access to my new car. How can I legally keep her from driving my Max.
Signed,
Desperate in Chicago
This is a big problem. I stand my ground with my 2000 Max SE as I did with my 1997 Max SE. I am proud that I have not caved in, and have protected my Maximas from my wife's poor driving. I did let her use my 1980 210 when it aged to over ten years. But even then only with permission, and there had to be a good reason. My Nissans have all been manuals.
She can drive the minivan. That is what I bought it for, and its poor handling matches her poor driving.
Even if she was a good driver I would not let her use it.
She can look at it, sit in the passenger seat. One day my wife stepped in dog s--t and brought it into my car. Anyway she saved the marriage by scrubbing it clean. But the lesson I learnt from that, is that I don't share my Maxima. Not with my wife, and in fact not with friends.
She can drive the minivan. That is what I bought it for, and its poor handling matches her poor driving.
Even if she was a good driver I would not let her use it.
She can look at it, sit in the passenger seat. One day my wife stepped in dog s--t and brought it into my car. Anyway she saved the marriage by scrubbing it clean. But the lesson I learnt from that, is that I don't share my Maxima. Not with my wife, and in fact not with friends.
Martin is...The Man.
I have a problem with my brother stealing my car in the mornings while i am still soundly asleep (he's still in high school, he actually wakes up before noon). It unerves to imagine him hauling around in my baby, racing his riceboy friends and throwing it around like another civic, manually shifting it with utter disregard for the fine example of engineering he's behind the wheel of. It's not like i don't already have enough paint chips on my car. His brand new Toyota 4Runner doesn't seem to be enough for him.. he has to take my lowered max over speed bumps like an SUV :P. Needless to say i give him a sound beating each time. My mom, who used to love driving my max has since given up due to the bumpy uncomforatble ride and loud engine noises
. She also just bought a new E430...that could be it... My girlfriend won't even think about it. She sees that I treat the car better than I treat her and fears the consequences. This however, has also caused some tension in our relationship, and has resulted in her referring to Max as "the other woman."
My advice to those who can't get their wives to stop driving their cars? C'mon, it's time to decide what's REALLY important to you, you're wife, or your car. It's time to choose sides.. Get a divorce.
j/k
I have a problem with my brother stealing my car in the mornings while i am still soundly asleep (he's still in high school, he actually wakes up before noon). It unerves to imagine him hauling around in my baby, racing his riceboy friends and throwing it around like another civic, manually shifting it with utter disregard for the fine example of engineering he's behind the wheel of. It's not like i don't already have enough paint chips on my car. His brand new Toyota 4Runner doesn't seem to be enough for him.. he has to take my lowered max over speed bumps like an SUV :P. Needless to say i give him a sound beating each time. My mom, who used to love driving my max has since given up due to the bumpy uncomforatble ride and loud engine noises
. She also just bought a new E430...that could be it... My girlfriend won't even think about it. She sees that I treat the car better than I treat her and fears the consequences. This however, has also caused some tension in our relationship, and has resulted in her referring to Max as "the other woman."My advice to those who can't get their wives to stop driving their cars? C'mon, it's time to decide what's REALLY important to you, you're wife, or your car. It's time to choose sides.. Get a divorce.

j/k
Originally posted by martinf
This is a big problem. I stand my ground with my 2000 Max SE as I did with my 1997 Max SE. I am proud that I have not caved in, and have protected my Maximas from my wife's poor driving. I did let her use my 1980 210 when it aged to over ten years. But even then only with permission, and there had to be a good reason. My Nissans have all been manuals.
She can drive the minivan. That is what I bought it for, and its poor handling matches her poor driving.
Even if she was a good driver I would not let her use it.
She can look at it, sit in the passenger seat. One day my wife stepped in dog s--t and brought it into my car. Anyway she saved the marriage by scrubbing it clean. But the lesson I learnt from that, is that I don't share my Maxima. Not with my wife, and in fact not with friends.
This is a big problem. I stand my ground with my 2000 Max SE as I did with my 1997 Max SE. I am proud that I have not caved in, and have protected my Maximas from my wife's poor driving. I did let her use my 1980 210 when it aged to over ten years. But even then only with permission, and there had to be a good reason. My Nissans have all been manuals.
She can drive the minivan. That is what I bought it for, and its poor handling matches her poor driving.
Even if she was a good driver I would not let her use it.
She can look at it, sit in the passenger seat. One day my wife stepped in dog s--t and brought it into my car. Anyway she saved the marriage by scrubbing it clean. But the lesson I learnt from that, is that I don't share my Maxima. Not with my wife, and in fact not with friends.
I may have missed it somewhere.. but why not put a new clutch in with an incredibly stiff pedal? Worked for me a few years back on a *cough* Fiero.
Barring that... hidden engine kill switch.. just tell her you have to take it to the dealer everyday because it doesn't like to start... feign ignorance.
Barring that... hidden engine kill switch.. just tell her you have to take it to the dealer everyday because it doesn't like to start... feign ignorance.
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