[Ira]

Although my wife drove the demo and fell in love with the Karma, she has not yet driven our car. Am I alone?

 

[Sandy Eggo]

I let my wife drive it once. She thought it was pretty cool but hasn't asked to drive it again.

 

[ct-fiskerbuzz]

Mine hasn't (yet), she's a bit scared to drive a car that big and expensive

 

[Stefan]

My wife refuses to drive the Karma because of the size...

On the other hand, she always says "you have paid for the bumper... use it!"... so I'm happy that she doesn't want to drive the Karma



Stefan
German Karma Forum
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[ffcars]

I don't drive our Karma. It's my wife's daily driver.

 

[NJFISKERGUY]

Absolutely not. No how no way.....

 

[Nin ja]

My wife drove it home from the dealer and has driven once since, but does not care to drive it - she likes SUVs.

 

[ufojoe]

My wife drives it every couple of months, but she has a penchant to mash the wheels. She loves it except for the size.

 

[Fabulist]

My spouse enjoys driving the Karma, and she is our designated driver when we go to dinner, but the size of the car makes her a bit nervous when driving in San Francisco.

 

[Eric Karma]

Absolutely not. No how no way.....

Same here. No one drives it ever but me

 

[EVer1]

My husband likes driving it, and always does if he thinks I won't want it. But it is my daily driver so I get first dibs. If the Atlantic gets produced, he'll probably buy one.

 

[ArtguySD]

I would definitely let my wife drive if she wanted to... She is just not comfortable with the size of the vehicle. (She has a tendency to scrape the vendors and wheels of our other vehicles.) she hasn't driven it... Yet.

 

[Stefan]

The very old conclusion:

Size matters!!





Stefan
German Karma Forum
www.karma-forum.de

 

[Richard Carnes]

My wife drove it once about a year ago. Said she loved it, but has not asked a single time since then (not that she has to ask, but you know what I mean). I'm pretty sure it's out of spousal respect cuz' it's my toy, or perhaps it's the fact that she has damaged both front and back bumpers of every car she's owned over the last 15 years. Either way, I'm just sayin'...

 

[Rob]

Wife drives it.... Licence plate is her name.

 

[Stefan]

it's the fact that she has damaged both front and back bumpers of every car she's owned over the last 15 years.

I know her... Is this possible?


Stefan
German Karma Forum
www.karma-forum.de

 

[Grebechini]

Nope, wife has no desire to drive it. She complains when I borrow her MKX that's she feels trapped at home.....Christ she has a Fisker and a Lamborghini at her disposal....such a problem!

 

[KY Karma]

My husband had never driven my Karma, he is scared of it. I think he had only ridden in it 4 times in the 14 months that I have owned it. It is my daily drive when weather is nice, my bad weather vehicle is a H2 Hummer. He drives it some. He is considering getting a Volt or something green to run around town in since I am averaging 403 mpg - He is very impressed by it.

 

[Mikey43]

Wife loves to drive it but a little wary of the width of it (the car not me). She scraped the rims a couple of months ago while parking. I did a silent smoke.
Had them repaired for $75.00 per rim--took about 2 hours for the whole job and the guy did it in my garage.
There's a solution for everything.

 

[grooveman]

Interesting. My wife who is a great driver and has always driven any car that I've owned, won't drive my Fisker. She said it's too wide and she's intimidated by it.