What was she driving?

[RJ]

On a weekend charter to Lake Tahoe, I came out Sunday morning after breakfast to pre-trip the coach for the day's run back to Fresno.

As I was doing my walk-around, I noticed a Cabriolet convertible parked across from the coach with a personalized CA license plate that said "IM8 IM8."

Hmmmm. . .

A little while later, while loading my passenger's luggage, I noticed the owner of the car packing up to leave also.  I walked over to him and asked about the license plate.  He said "Oh, this is actually my wife's car, she'll be right out to explain. . ."

I went back to loading luggage, and shortly I felt a tap on my shoulder and this gorgeous blue-eyed blonde asked if I was the fellow who inquired about her car's license plate?  When I acknowledged that I was, she said that she wouldn't tell me, but she'd give me a hint:

"Lewis Carroll."

I looked at her, looked over at her car, looked again at the license plate, looked at her husband standing there with a big grin on his face, looked back at her and burst out laughing.

"That has got to be one of the BEST personalized license plate I've ever seen," I told the two of them, and then we bid our adieus.

So, fellow busnuts, based on all the info in the above story (which is true):

What was she driving and what color was it?

[Dave5Cs]

VW Rabbit Cabriolet Convertible. Lewis Carrol an English writer wrote "Adventures of Alice in Wonderland"
I'm late I'm Late was the rabbits words as he ran past here and down the hole.
That was a good one.

Dave5Cs

[GreyEagle]

The Vector, One like that that appeared in the Remington Steel show back in the 80's I believe....