Would you let your GF/wife drive your new car?

[FT86-guy]

Was having a debate with a few friends on how the majority of bad drivers are women. Some agreed with me while some said there's just as many bad male drivers. I think it's because by nature most female lack that aggressive instinct that help male drivers make split second decision and help them react faster. When I asked them if they got a brand new car would they let their significant other drive their brand new car.

before you guys decide heres some examples to help you decide.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rHY1qKLLws]YouTube - Why women can't drive[/ame]

[Flat4_driver]

While most women drivers are natural bad drivers. My significant other is actually pretty good. I taught her almost everything I know. She evens helps me work on my cars sometimes.

[car_crazy]

depends which car we're talking about. if its the ft86 im gonna have to say no freakin way. if its something like a prius or corolla then sure go ahead.

[Microcosm]

Sure. She'd probably drive it better than me.

[wingless]

My eldest daughter is an outstanding driver.

I taught her to drive a stick when she was eight (a snow storm is the best time to learn a manual transmission, 'cause the reduced friction makes learning clutch action easy).

She would drive the Jeep through the woods w/ me and move the cars around for snow removal.

No concern at all w/ tossing her the keys!

[Flat4_driver]

My eldest daughter is an outstanding driver.

I taught her to drive a stick when she was eight (a snow storm is the best time to learn a manual transmission, 'cause the reduced friction makes learning clutch action easy).

She would drive the Jeep through the woods w/ me and move the cars around for snow removal.

No concern at all w/ tossing her the keys!

That's pretty good. I got taught at an early age as well. I learned how to drive a car when I was 12 and have been driving regularly since I was 16. I'm still teaching my significant other how to do other maneuvers like how to heel-toe and also left foot braking so that she can keep up with most people at the track.