"His" S2000 vs. "My" S2000 - is this fair?
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From: Salinas
Listen to the guys, they speak from experience 
You could go with the reward system. If you get to drive the S than he gets a little extra something. You'll be amazed what you can get a husband to do
If all else fails, just take the keys and have a night out with the gals.
You could go with the reward system. If you get to drive the S than he gets a little extra something. You'll be amazed what you can get a husband to do If all else fails, just take the keys and have a night out with the gals.
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yea, you should get a new s2000.
you can not get mad on your husband because he doesn't let you drive more, this car is so easy to be addicted.
but I think your husband should let you drive more often since you know alot about the car. one reason why i dont want my girlfriend to drive my is because she may burn the clutch.
you can not get mad on your husband because he doesn't let you drive more, this car is so easy to be addicted.
but I think your husband should let you drive more often since you know alot about the car. one reason why i dont want my girlfriend to drive my is because she may burn the clutch.
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California Law I think states that all acquisition during the marriage is 50-50 therefore, half the car is yours and the other half is his. Does not matter who is making the payment. Demand your half, like every other spouse out there.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by tnguyen0567
[B]California Law I think states that all acquisition during the marriage is 50-50 therefore, half the car is yours and the other half is his. Does not matter who is making the payment. Demand your half, like every other spouse out there.
[B]California Law I think states that all acquisition during the marriage is 50-50 therefore, half the car is yours and the other half is his. Does not matter who is making the payment. Demand your half, like every other spouse out there.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by tnguyen0567
[B]California Law I think states that all acquisition during the marriage is 50-50 therefore, half the car is yours and the other half is his. Does not matter who is making the payment. Demand your half, like every other spouse out there.
[B]California Law I think states that all acquisition during the marriage is 50-50 therefore, half the car is yours and the other half is his. Does not matter who is making the payment. Demand your half, like every other spouse out there.
