blubs

Hi all,

My good lady wife loves the Scoob and drives it during the day as my sixty mile commute is a bit ouch on the wallet. She was into them before me as her late father had a Legacy Turbo five door!

The first day she used it for work, all the boy-racers there accused her of 'all pose, no go'. These were the same very embarrassed chaps in their GTI/SRI's etc that were buried on the way home "For being cheeky"

Does this mean she's a 'girl racer'?

blubs

sourob

YES YES YES!!!!!!!!! Ive just got in from work and i am so pleased to see so many women with excellent taste( GIRL POWER INDEED)By the way marcos you are only jealous because you,ve got sh!!!!t brakes.

sourob

BY THE WAY ALISONJ SORT IT OUT!!! MAKE HIM WASH THE CAR! AND CHANGE THE NAME ON THE LOG BOOK(EQUALITY AND ALL THAT).

rsquire

I think someone got a little carried away there...

Richard

Yex

My Scooby is registered in my other half's name - and boy is the insurance cheaper

Lisa is a very capable driver and particularly good at getting away from lights in a hurry. The 'MaxPower' types really do not like seeing the cuddly scooby smiling at them from the parcel shelf when they try it on from a standing start.

Really worrying part of the deal is that she just can't wait to try out a P1 (some time this year I presume ), and if we agree not to like it I can go looking for a Jap Spec variant to play with

Yex - must learn to spell

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Nightmare

must admit that my other half doesnt drive the scoob...... she prefers some of the others..which she drives rather fast

skipjack

prodrive my97

my wife refuses to drive it. says it's too wide and can't see the back because of the spoiler.

however, she charmingly refers to the bonnet intake as the "scoobysnort" which i rather like (but even that gets in the way too apparently).

Neil F

Subie Gal.

Could I .....marry you?

Please?

Neil.

Ian Cook

Tee Hee NeilF, get to the back of the queue ROFL

rsquire

WAAAAAAY to the back of the queue.

Like there's about 500 in the queue in the states.

Richard

Subie Gal

All marriage proposals will be taken under serious consideration you guys know how badly I want to move to the UK!

hahahaha!

anyway... I do so love my Scooby and I miss him dearly - I am sure he is desperately lonely and wondering where his mommy is!!

chelsie

Hi All
I dont know if i count, but i dont have a scooby but my boy friend has one, but where i live in manchester there's hundreds here i see at least 6 a day but sorry to say manly men driving them,
also i have seen a little old lady driving one too but was only going 30 miles an hour...

chelsie

PhilHulse

Jamie,
As a relative newcomer I was particularly impressed by your website, however a bit of confusion....is it Scoobie or Scubie? Or is this another Americanism?

Phil.

p.s or even Scooby?

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Subie Gal

Subie Gal's the name...

the cars are generally referred to as "Subies" in the states....

and "Scoobies" here in the UK, eh?

chuckster

Nicki owns 'our' 22B, she test drove our original scoob a couple years back and was hooked! Sadly she preferred driving the MY99 with PPP to the 22, so is nagging me to get another one next year - lets hope this years a good one at work!
Nicki always gets to drive w/e afternoons as we spend too many in pubs with me drinkin stella and she Pepsi! Trying to get her first track day organised now!
Cheers
Charles

Scooby

Gosh

I'm glad to see that the marque attracts such lovely girls with such good taste!

SuzyQ

Hi there,I don't have a scooby,but my boyfriend has and I can't wait to give it a go(I'm just waiting to get it without him coming along as I think it would upset him too much)!He's a bit more careful than I would be!So all you men watch out there may be a Suzy about!!Hooray for girl power.

SuzyQ