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I think you inadvertantly caught typhoid fever instead of spring fever. You are experiencing the delirious (typhoid state) stage of the illness. Fortunately it should only last a few weeks and is usually not fatal.
You are obviously depressed! Light deprivation or something got you after the long winter. Take two Paxils and call me in the morning. No charge for the medical advice. TP
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I've owned my car going on 5 years, and I can honestly say that I still get a huge charge out of driving it. I've never felt indifferent about owning it.
If that's the way you feel about it - then you should get rid of it. Why spend the money on something that you really don't care that much about, unless you don't care that much about the money you spend (license plates, insurance, maintenance, etc.) on the car.
I didn't miss the car as much as I had thought. In fact, I could sell the car tomorrow and have absolutely no regrets what-so-ever. Anyone else ever feel this?
You're suffering from the dreaded but curable SVD (Seasonal Vette Disorder). The cure is a good dose of topless WOT medicine (wide open throttle) on a nice warm evening.
You're suffering from the dreaded but curable SVD (Seasonal Vette Disorder). The cure is a good dose of topless WOT medicine (wide open throttle) on a nice warm evening.
YOU need a C6. I had the same predicament a little while back....
That's my wife's big fear.
I think tompugh's comment is probably right -- I'm a little depressed. All this economic stagflation and subprime economic crap has impacted my "fun money" stock investments and now my future vehicle plans (C6 Z06) have to wait for an economic upswing. Who knows how long that will be.
I definitely won't sell my current car unless I'm sure that's what I really want to do. I was just stating how "eh" I felt driving my C5 the other day -- kind of weird for sure.
(This is the part where ECS tells me they have the cure... )
NOPE- NEVER - ABSOLUTELY NOT --YOUR ALL ALONE --Sounds to me like you aren't using any horsepower -- now put your cajones back where they belong and go have fun --PS from your symptons it sounds like you have not had a ticket in a long time if ever Now go scare women and small children
I had the same "problem" with my street rod 2 years ago. After I bought the Vette I never felt the same about a car I had built and thought I'd own till I died. I ended up selling my Rod and guess what? I haven't missed it for a second. So, when the feeling is gone, it's GONE! At least IMHO!
Today was the first time my car has been out of the garage since Dec 3rd of last year. I felt excited to finally get the car out today and drive it. However, after driving it to/from work today, I realized I didn't miss the car as much as I had thought. In fact, I could sell the car tomorrow and have absolutely no regrets what-so-ever. This is something I would never have said over the last 4 1/2 years. I want my enthusiasm for this car back!
Anyone else ever feel this? Maybe I should just mod the **** out of it...
hurry up and sell it to someone that will aprecciate it having a nice looking vette
Driving to work and back doesn't even count. You already set yourself up for failure. You need to go on a pleasure drive. Most times I could drive my way to work asleep at the wheel, it is so mundane. Vette makes it more "fun" but definately not as much fun as a pleasure drive around some twisties near my house in 2nd gear at rev limiter.
Having only been a Vette owner for a week tomorrow, I'm not speaking from a position of experience here, but I will add this...
It rained here Tuesday. I drove the Lexus instead of the Corvette. I was on the way home, sitting at a stop light, and started thinking about my baby sitting at home in the garage. A big smile came on my face and within a second or two I started laughing uncontrollably. All the way to the next light. There's just something about that power, that style, and that oh-so-sexy appearance that few other cars can exude. Like the current car commercial says, "When you turn your car on, does it return the favor?" Oh, yes. Definitely.
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