I recently purchased myself a Porsche 911 Carrera T. I was told, "Why I insisted on buying a Porsche with my own money.I would like to write today about the point of "the
Thankfully, our family already had several Porsches owned by my husband, so we could drive them every day if we wanted to. Hence, I was able to drive the "Porche.I want to drive a Porsche, I want to drive a Porsche.If it had only been the desire to "get a Porsche", there would have been no need at all to go to the trouble of purchasing a Porsche in his own name.
My husband also told me, "...I mean, why bother buying it?I was asked many times, "What do you want to do?" and I was happy with my previous car, the Swissport.No need to dare to buy a new Porsche yourself at all.This was the situation.
So why did we buy it?
It was because I wanted to taste the experience and the world I could gain by buying a Porsche for myself.
I think what you get out of anything is very different when you do it with your own money than when someone else pays you to do it.
Of course, there are things that can be experienced without purchasing them yourself, but there are still many things that can only be experienced by acquiring them yourself.
From all the Porsche owners around me on a daily basis,Buying myself a Porsche has changed my life, made me want to earn more money, made my commute more enjoyable, and raised my goals even higher."As I heard people say, "I want to experience the world," I wanted to experience it too.
What kind of world is that?What does it mean to have a richer life, a greater desire to earn money, and what are the circumstances under which you can actually earn money?I was genuinely interested in knowing more about this.
It may seem extravagant or wasteful to spend a lot of money to see such a world, and there are pros and cons to it. But this is the main reason I bought a Porsche.
So how did it go after I actually purchased it? It's only been a month and a half since I bought it, so I haven't seen any major changes in my life, but there have been at least three major changes in my state of mind.
The first thing I felt was,It's about the money limiter coming off.
I have never made a purchase worth 20 million yen (that's right). I have always had a low appetite for things, and I am the type of person who uses shoes, wallets, bags, coats, etc. until they wear out, and I think the most expensive possessions I have ever bought for myself were around 30,000 yen (explosion).
I had such an astonishing experience, shopping for 20 million yen,I wonder what the resale rate is like." "Are residual value loans really that low!" "Should I raise more of a down payment to keep my loan repayments as low as possible?"I thought about many things, such as.
However, when the car was delivered and I actually drove it, I was amazed.Huh? Why was I so freaked out before when I was buying a $2,000,000 Swisspopo?I got the feeling that "I'm not a good person.
Even though the amount of money I could earn had not changed significantly compared to then, once I made a big purchase, the limiter came off...I didn't have to be so afraid.
However, since I have a monthly loan payment of over 200,000 yen, I can never waste money on anything out of the ordinary, and I don't particularly want anything else, so it's not like I'm spending my money...
If you really want something, just take the plunge and buy it, even if the price is high.I began to think.
However, in the case of the Carrera T that I purchased, I am a little relieved because I have the prospect that the value will not drop significantly if I have to sell it in a few years, but I am still afraid to buy a model that I don't expect to have much resale value.
If I can buy without worrying about resale, I can go one step further.
Well, I guess we're not there yet.
The second change I felt was,More enjoyable conversations with Porsche owners.It is. I'm getting a little taste of the feeling of being able to have a conversation from the same perspective (although I'm not sure if we are still completely on the same page since you are all very senior).
Previously, I drove my husband's Porsche, so when he asked me about the detailed specifications, it was difficult for me to understand or answer, and the topic was rarely deepened.
But this time, I chose all the specifications myself,'Your monotone design is fabulous!' I was told, "Yes, it is! I tried to keep it in crayon and black...!"I can talk a lot with them,
When asked, "Has the engine changed compared to when you first took delivery of the car?" I can answer with a real feeling, "Yes, it really changed after 300km! I can answer with a real feeling...
I realize once again that this is the joy of talking about my car. But still, it is such a pleasure to be praised for my Porsche.
And the third change,I've learned to keep a clean ride.That is. When I used to drive my husband's Porsche (Panamera or Cayenne), I didn't care much if it got dirty (sorry), but not when it was my car.
Whenever I find even the slightest bit of dirt, I immediately wipe it off. Even when I go to McDonald's with the kids to get a hamburger,Wait until you get home!"and started putting the hamburgers in the trunk to keep the smell out of the car (laughs).
However, I have a thin scratch on the center console and I guess that is bothering me now...
Of course, I had declared on this blog that I was buying myself a Porsche, so I said, "If I don't achieve this goal, I'm a liar...I was very much inclined to say, "I'm not serious," but I was also very much inclined to say, "I'm not serious.
But now that I bought it for myself, I am really enjoying the days when I can drive it as much as I want. I haven't finished breaking in the car yet, but I am looking forward to seeing how the Carrera T will grow.
I am really glad I bought it.
It has now been about a month and 10 days since the delivery and the mileage has already exceeded 1500km. We are halfway to the end of the breaking-in period, so let's do our best! (Are you serious?)
