My wife wonāt drive mine, she is too scared if something happens. Lol.Does anyone else fight with their spouse over who gets to drive the MME?!? We bought my wife a Subaru Accent over the summer, a car she had wanted for a while. She then proceeded to make fun of me for my MME obsession while I waited for a December delivery. NOW she drives the MME anytime she can and asks to swap cars whenever she has a longer drive to āsave gas.ā I didnāt think she would have any interest in the car and now sheās the one who is obsessed.
LOL, volume-wise, the MME is one of the more mid-size cars I have owned. We bought the small Cadillac in 1969, and thatās the biggest, heaviest car I have owned. The K/5 is larger in volume than the MME. The Catalinas and Bonnevilles were bigger but not as heavy as the MME.
I'm old enough to remember that era, but by the time I was a driver, most cars got smaller. And then I turned into a eurosnob regarding cars and was pretty "anti-big-car" most of my life.LOL, volume-wise, the MME is one of the more mid-size cars I have owned. We bought the small Cadillac in 1969, and thatās the biggest, heaviest car I have owned. The K/5 is larger in volume than the MME. The Catalinas and Bonnevilles were bigger but not as heavy as the MME.
Iām getting old.<SNIP>
Now as an "old-man-with-a-bad-back", I prioritize comfort...
That 1969 Cadillac Coupe de Ville (factory screw-up with the convertible frame) was the most comfortable car Iāve ever been in. Kind of dead for road feel as a driver, but as a passenger it was stupidly smooth and quiet. It was the proverbial living room on wheels. I kind of wish I didnāt sell it. Of course I also wish my dad didnāt sell his 1964 GTO drop-top. 
Great for you. I'm the wife with the GTPE and it's an exciting thrill on unbridled! My husband is the best......
I love Unbridled but feel like I have to go 100 mph. I usually keep in Whisper unless Iām feeling risquĆ©.
