We currently havePorsche 911 GT3 (late 991), 911 (964C2), 911 Cabriolet (992), Boxster GTS (981), Cayenne E-HybridThere are a total of five Porsches in the(Again, I wonder if there are that many...)
Then my husband was told the other day by an acquaintance of his that he hadIf you had to keep one car from the current lineup, regardless of future price increases or scarcity, what would you keep?He asked, "What do you want to do?
."That's a very difficult question, and what did you say?I asked.
I answered that until recently I did a 981 Boxster GTS, but now I would keep the 911 Cabriolet (992).
My husband said. ."Oh, really? What a surprise! Why?When I hear the word
alsoThe 992 has a very good balance of athleticism and comfort. And it is versatile and fun in all situations.And it's super high performance. I really like this extraordinary high performance.
I've been completely captivated by the 992, especially since I drove it at full throttle at Fuji Speedway the other day. When you get to this point, it's not a matter of saying that the old Porsches were better. It's just amazingly high performance.
And the 992 looks like an air-cooled Porsche inside as well as outside.If you took an air-cooled Porsche and made it super high-performance and brought it back to the modern age, this is what it would look likeIt has an atmosphere and taste that makes you wonder what it is. I feel it especially strongly in Carrera.
My 964 is a car that gives me a great sense of driving, and the 992 feels like that too.The handling of the 992 in particular is very good. It feels very natural and fast. That's why I'm more willing to drive it.I like the Boxster GTS with the 981.From city driving to long distance, winding roads and circuits, the 992 is well-balanced at a high level.I wonder if it would leave the
He said.
The 992 must be a pretty nice car for my husband to say that much.... I have only driven it a few times to say the least, so I guess I have only experienced a few percent of its greatness.
."So, if you had to keep only one of these cars, taking into account all future values, which one would you keep?My husband thought for a moment and then asked, "What do you mean?
Well... it's impossible to narrow it down to just one car, isn't it? For a while, I was like, "Is a 911 Turbo S Cabriolet and a Cayenne enough?There were times when I thought, "I want to keep the 964, Boxster, and GT3," but as I have been allowed to drive various cars since then, I have come to realize that I still want to keep the 964, Boxster, and GT3.
My 964 was recently inspected and has been in great shape after a lot of maintenance work. It has improved a lot. Now that I've done all this, I want to keep driving it for a while.
Also.As for the 981 Boxster GTS and GT3 Touring, if you let them go, you may never get another one in good condition!I don't know.The 981's engine sounds great and the GT3 is a rare touring packageI would like to keep it. I would like to keep it.If I had to narrow it down to one car, it would be the 981 Boxster GTS.I wonder if I should leave the
And. And again, the husband continued
If you're going to the track these days.Not GT3 Touring, but Sora GT3RS or something like that.I think PDK would be faster than MT. Also, I think it's a waste to drive a ḠT3 Touring on a circuit.
That said, would I go all the way to the GT3RS? I'm not sure I'd go that far....
if it is the case thatBuy a bare-bones 718 Cayman or so for the track.I think it might be a good idea. It's easy to ride, fast, and looks like it can go fast and furious.
But then we'd have to talk about what to give up in the current lineup, but I'd have to give up my 992 and change to a Cayman, because they are different cars with different usability. And I don't want to have any more two-seaters in my house...
Also.I don't think we'll get any more cars from here.I'm so busy with oil changes, inspections, checkups, parking lot changes, and car washes. Even now, I am very busy with oil changes, inspections, checkups, parking lot changes, car washes, etc. (laughs) Also, I like to drive, so in that sense, I can't drive if there are more cars. So when it comes to what to give up...it's difficult. Recently, I think it would be interesting to go for a car other than a Porsche.
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Thinking about it calmly, since we are a family of five and there are only two adults who can drive, normally one or even two cars per family would be enough, but my husband's "I want to keep my 964, Boxster, and GT3.I know how you feel...and I wonder what will happen to our car lineup in the future...w
