I have never yet driven my S2000 to school because I dont want anything bad to happen to her, but it seems like such a nice day out. I want to should I risk it or go home and get the beater before class...

 

I have the same dilemma all the time. I have a beater that I drive to work & back, but I hate leaving the S2000 at home on really nice days. However, I prefer to not have to worry about anyone banging it up in the parking garage. I work at a high-tech company, so you'd think people here would have respect for other people's property, but it's surprising how false that is.

I'd say, leave the S at home until you get out of class. You'll be able to concentrate on your class work much better if you know that your car is tucked away safe & sound in the garage.

 

No kidding.. I drive 60 miles to work, and put a lot of miles on the S at first. Then I found out that I could expense a rental car to my company during this long-term project, so I drive my schitty Nissan Sentra during the week.. But days like today make me wish I was driving the S. But if I were you, I'd drive it to class. I know, some people are idiots and might bang into it, but I've enjoyed my S more since I stopeed freaking out SO MUCH.. I still freak out a little about it, but I've gotten to the point where I enjoy it whenever I want, while still trying to take good care of it.

 

I drove my S to work today and left the company car that's supposed to be my daily driver at home.

 

I think I may do it, I dont know, still got 4 hours to make my decision, this is a tough one, ...

worste case scenarios guys???

 

Worst case scenerio is someone could egg your car, key it, smack their door into yours, back their car into yours, etc.

For a long time I was afraid to drive my S anywhere because I was afraid of having my car vandalized, intentionally or not. But now that I've been treating my S as "just a car" I've had a lot more fun with it.

I still park at the very far end of the parking lot though.

 

Thanks for the advice, its not that I'm trying to be all up-tight about it or baby it but i dunno, something about parking with that many people of that age kind of worries me, i hate to be steriotypical but i feel that younger people seem to be more care-free and disrespectful towards othe rpeopls property

 

Roll it, just be picky on your parking space choice! It will be Winter soon then you will have no choice.