My wife thought the same way and hadn't driven the Vette. I took her to lunch somewhere and when we left, I got in on the passenger side and she said, "Unh, uhhhh...I'm not driving!" and I simply said, "we're going to be sitting for a while then." She got in and drove and enjoyed it. She's actually a very good driver.

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I would love to have such a problem. I even tried to tell her its not good in the rain and she took off anyway:willy:

You are a lucky man.. I WISH I had that problim... I WONT let my wife behind the wheel ... but she enjoys going for a ride... but I do the driving so if something DID happen I wouldn't have to KILL HER !!:rofl:

Exactly.

Count your blessings. :leaving:

I'm thinking like you, who cares if she doesn't want to drive it. That means it will stay looking nice longer.:rock:

My wife has no interest in driving the Corvette and I'm okay with that. Actually I'm happy about it. :thumbs:

I don't have a wife... :lol:

We did the Buyer's Tour and Museum Delivery. My wife was totally gun-ho. Yet, when the time came, I literally had to force/berate her into driving it on a 10 mile stretch of almost perfectly straight rural road. That was it, almost six years ago. She even admitted, that if something happened to me where I couldn't drive the 'vettte back home, she'd rent a car to get us backhome.

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We've had our vette for about 9 months now, and have taken several road trips. Several times I have asked my wife if she would like to drive it, and she doesn't seem all that interested in driving it, but she does enjoy riding in it. I don't understand.

I've had mine since November 05 and the wife has yet to drive it.