I recently received this consultation on my blog.
Currently, thePorsche 911 Carrera 4 Cabriolet (992 model) and Lexus LC500 ConvertibleI need advice as a 911 (992) owner.
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In fact, "I am struggling with ____ and ____ regarding the purchase of a car.We have received many inquiries about cars. A car is an expensive purchase, and even if you gather information on the Internet, you may not be able to find the information you want, or conversely, there may be too much information, making it difficult to make a decision.
When you asked me the opening question, I knew almost nothing about the LC500, so I went to the official website and found that "Luxury coupe pursuing beauty and driving appealHe was introduced as "the
The pictures of the interior are quite luxurious and sophisticated, and it's kind of like, "I don't know.I wonder if the car is like a Mercedes-Benz SL.I was under the impression that the
And to my husband, "I got a question about a person who is torn between a Porsche 911 Carrera 4 Cabriolet and a Lexus LC500 convertible. This person has actually test driven the 911, but what do you think?I asked him, "What do you mean?" and he said something like this.
The 911 Cabriolet and the LC500 cannot be compared to begin with.I think so. Visually, some people may think they are the same because they are "luxury cars", but the concept is completely different, and...I think it is better to think of them as a completely different category of car.
When I took the 911 for a test drive at the dealership, I was told, "Easy to ride in townI understand that "the performance of the car is very high," but I think it is difficult to understand the tremendous performance of the car just by driving on ordinary roads.
On the circuit or on the mountain passes, "I'm not going to be able to do that.911 is a sports car with seriously refined driving performanceI can see why.
So, if I were to give advice, I would say, "Which one to choose depends on what you are looking for in a car.I wonder if it would be called "the
If you want a luxurious interior with most of today's conveniences, a luxurious atmosphere, and comfortable driving on highways with the seats folded down, the LC500 would be a good choice, and if you want a "super" high performance sports car that you can drive hard on mountain passes and even on circuits, the 911 If you want a "super" high performance sports car that you can drive on mountain roads and even on circuits, then I would say 911.
Of course, both can be driven as sporty or luxurious in their own way, but I think they are very different in the emphasis they place on it in the first place.
I can tell you one more thing.If you expect a 911 to be luxurious like the LC500, or to have the quality, quietness, smoothness, and hospitality of a Japanese industrial product, you may regret it a bit.I might. As I wrote the other day.Strange interior noises, tire gurgling in cold winters, squealing brakesI think the 911 is more of a hard car that focuses on driving.
This was the case.
Her husband also said.
I can see the difference in concept when I look at the websites of these two cars in comparison. Porsche presses the model name.Output, 0-100km acceleration, and top speedis the first thing that comes up. The main information is about performance and performance.
But looking at the LC500 website, it's more than driving.Luxury coupe conceptis a sight to behold. It never says anything like, "I drove the Nürburgring in minutes!" I'm sure they don't write anything like that.
So much more than "driving performance."Luxury, comfortI guess it's a car that focuses on the "what if" factor. For those who are looking for that kind of thing, I think it's great.
Really, car selection varies greatly from person to person, and in the end, it comes down toWhat I want from my car.I think it is important to choose a car with a clear "what I like" in mind. What you like in the appearance and interior is different from what you like in the driving experience, so it is important not to be misled by visual information.
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In the pastAMGS63 coupe was in my house.When the "How do you feel when comparing the Panamera Turbo and the S63?I wrote an article titled "The first time I saw a car, it was completely different, from the ride to the driving experience.
I'm not saying one is better or worse than the other, just a matter of taste.I prefer a solid ride over a luxurious interior, etc., and I prefer a slightly firmer ride than too soft.So I like the Panamera, but on the other hand, I thought, "I guess the majority of people in the world prefer the S-Class...".
."It depends on what you want.I think that the same thing can be said about choosing a job or a company, not just about cars.
On the other hand, if you are more concerned about growth and earning potential at work and not about benefits and office cleanliness, then you should choose Company A. The direction of the company will vary greatly depending on what you value most.
So, the "Company A is the best environment for Mr. A, but not good at all for Mr. B.I am sure that there is no such thing as the best company or job for everyone.
This is a bit off topic, but even so, with cars, there are many things that cannot be understood until you actually own the car, and there are individual differences, and the driving and ride quality often changes as you drive the car, so I think it is really difficult to understand.
In that sense, this blog is a personal blog that does not need to be discerned by anyone, so I hope that by writing our honest opinions as much as possible, I can be of some help to those who are looking to purchase a car.
