On top of that, my husband was
The actual driving and ride quality differs between the car you test drive and the car you buy, due to differences in options and specifications.I think you should know that it's a very important thing. You should check the options carefully, especially if you are not ordering a car, but choosing from the inventory.
Also.Most of the manufacturer's PR vehicles used in magazines and Youtube reviews are also loaded with options.The reviewer should take this into consideration. Reviewers who mention the options and evaluate them are reliable.
From personal experience, I can tell you that with PorschePCCB, large diameter optional wheels, PDCC, PASM, air suspension, rear axle steering, and PTV are likely to make a difference in ride and feel, in that orderI have the impression that this is not the case. So I think you should check carefully to see if there are any options in this area.
By the way, just to add to the mix, so there's no misunderstanding.It's not necessarily better to have all these options.It depends on the combination of these factors. For example, there are cases where normal wheels and normal spring suspension are perfectly acceptable. In addition, the evaluation depends on whether the driver is more concerned with driving performance or comfort.
He said. I cannot perceive that much information in one test drive...well, it is really deep.
With this in mind, I think it would be a good idea to not just test drive a car at the dealership, but to test drive a car that is as close as possible to the specifications and options that I want.
Nevertheless.Not that many test drives are available at dealers.So I think it would be good if we could take a test drive of two models of the same model with quite different specifications, for example, to get as much information about the car as possible.
I asked my husband about that.
That's right. And...If time permits, you should be allowed to take your time riding the various roads.I think so. You can't understand the appeal of a Porsche just by driving it in traffic near a dealership in the city. Rather, in such a situationI would think a regular luxury sedan would be better.Sometimes it's just a matter of time.
It would be nice to be able to drive on the freeway, etc., and then consider what kind of specifications and options I would need if I were buying. If you are seriously considering buying, I think the salesman will let you experience a lot of things.
This was the case.
To which I responded, "But if it's your first time to go to Porsche for a test drive, I'm not sure if I'm allowed to test drive so many Porsches... I'm afraid I'll be too cautious and reserved.I say."
I don't think you need to be that concerned about that, Mr. H.(Our home sales rep.)Also, the "Porsche is only as good as the people who test drive it. You'll understand. So, if there is a model you are interested in, please come and test drive it!He often says, "I'm not a good person.
But if you're going to go for a test drive.It is better to call in advance to confirm the availability of a test drive or to make an appointment.I think so. Not all models are always available for test drive, and it would be a waste if there is no model you want to test drive when you go to the store.
He was talking about it. Indeed... until I drove a Porsche for the first time.
Porsche is really expensive. Even though they are a luxury sports car manufacturer with a long history, why do so many people admire and want them so much when they are so expensive?
and so on, but the first time I was allowed to drive.
It is totally different from any car I have ever driven.I can drive it the way I want and there is no misalignment.Now that's what I call a "Jinba Ittai" feeling! Porsche is amazing!
I was very impressed.
At the time, I was in a state of complete ignorance about cars, and there were few cars I had driven, so perhaps I was even more impressed, but stillI thought I understood a bit why so many people admire and want a Porsche.
Recently, I have not been able to go for a test drive at all due to the birth of my baby, and I only hear from my husband about test drives, so I would like to go for a test drive when I get settled.
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