When someone borrows your vehicle.?

My car loaning problem is presolved, no one borrows it! Except the wife!

Axle ! I just contacted your brother in Law and conveyed your worries to him, He said " Tell him to take a pill and have a lay down.. Sorry Axle, His words, not mine..

P.S. Sorry Axle, I cant say what he really said!!! LOL!!!! Michael.

Axle,
met a bloke from Victoria at Jabiru with a 54 FJ holden in mint condition. It was his first car.

He said he told his son when he is old enough he can have a drive. Then he says to me. He is 48 now and I still haven't let him drive it.



RA.

my neighbour lent me his Patrol fully set up back in 2006 when I sold my business and he insisted that I take his 4X4 to explore the incredible beauty of this country.

Hired an off road c/t and made it past Nyngan when the engine went up in smoke........
it was the most difficult phone call I ever had to make!
..he then felt bad; thinking he spoiled my holidays; what a great person!!!
..long story short; we are still friends and have traveled many thousand's km together.
JS.

No way. No how. No one. Not even to our sons. Besides they have their own and I wouldn't borrow anyone else's.

No lending at all. We both drive it because both cars are ours. In fact I would trust both cars in my wife's hands a long time before everyone else. She is an excellent off road, and on road, driver having been a rally driver and a life time member of the Mini Rally Club of Aust.


Phil

If you don't lend it you won't have the worry. It's a no-brainer. Don't even know why it was on here.

Jack

My insurance policy is cheaper with nominated drivers.

If I want to add one it costs big bikkies.

That's one reason I don't lend vehicles.

Hi Axle

I wont even lend anyone my work vehicle, noone looks after it as good as you. I know its only a vehicle but a bit of pride in the state of it goes a long way and if you look after it ,It ll look after you.

Cheers Wilko

Axle, I'm always nervous when I think of the Pocket Rocket trying to negotiate the Coles car park in the mighty Tuck Truck. At a good metre longer than a normal ute and with a turning circle that would make the QE2 blush, it's like trying to thread the proverbial needle. As for the Crown Prince (soon to be newly minted 'Probationary' hell-driver!), until he can stop using the mirrors as a personal grooming tool, he's got as much chance as a one legged frog in a pit full of pythons!

When outback, it's even worse. There are few people I trust to have the knowledge, experience and attention span to be a capable off track pilot. When Tyres are better than $500 a shot and you're a thousand kays into the wilds, yeah you get a little nervous when someone else is driving your lifeline!

Cheers Mick

My definition of a good driver is somebody I can throw the keys to and then curl up in the passenger seat and go to sleep.

Unfortunately, I only know of one, and they're not a family member! (I even stay awake on international flights because I don't trust the pilots)

Then there's the loaning something and forgetting who you loaned it to, you only discover that when you go to the shed to get it that you loaned it out but can't quite remember who it was!

Did that make sense?!

Well it looks like neither of us can afford one of those flash mercs that has the seat memorys that changes all those things when you get in the car, apparently it picks up the key fob or something, anyway, one day maybe!