Driving gives me an adrenaline rush. What about you?

'Taking off' is absolutely right! I had never known what the big deal was until I started driving....a few years ago. Infact, reading your question instantly reminded me of that first time I actually 'drove'. I was sitting in the driver's seat (uh..obviously!) and it was my first driving class. There I was, heart hammering so loud, hands gripping the steering wheel so tight; we (the driving instructor & I) had gone around inside the driving school, on some mock roads, looking at road signs, changing signals etc - very 'boring' stuff. All of a sudden, we had one of the most life-changing conversations of my life. (PLease note - 'DI' = Driving Instructor; 'ME' = me) DI: Alright, it's time to drive. Turn left. ME: Uh, Left? DI: That's what I said. ME: But that's the main road. DI: (gave me a look that spoke real loud) So I literally turned the wheel and went left, got out onto the main road and sure enough, we were moving. I mean, I could see trees and buildings going past - or - were we going past trees and buildings? Anyway, there was movement - and it was because I was 'driving'. Oh! The excitement of that moment! The feeling of literally flying! The indescribable joy! After 'flying' for a while...about ten minutes of glory, the instructor asked if I wouldn't mind increasing the speed..just a little - maybe 25 km/hr.... I have had many euphoric drivings moments after that (maybe I'll share that later on) but that first day was literally a 'heady feeling.' Thank you, tutor19us, for reminding me of that day.

My hus is the right person to repond to the discussion. I feel it is all bakwas (crap), he becomes very sentimental when something happens to the car.He even parks the care to the side of the road and keeps watching it hours together forgetting thet I, his wife is waiting in the car for so long. If I question anything at that time, I am gone...Uff it is too much of drama. The vehicle is exposed so it will have scratches...he spends a lot of time with his car, cleaning, wiping, pampering too...I must say...the car has been the cause for many conflicts between us. Car lovers behave like psycho most of the time.

Yes, my feelings integrates with the car when driving. But in reality, the car is just a means of transportation. You must maintain your car, so useful for you. No more.

You may love your car.I don't think about the car emotion.I and my husband don't good take care our car.

yes it gives me adrenaline rush too. i feel like i am racing every time would drive a car, it give me some kind of a pleasure lol :) well, that's true i feel like i need to race with someone. yes i do feel the emotions of my car. i just take care of my car like i do care for everything that close to me.