Let's feel GT3 from the wife's point of view.

The other day, I was driving a 911 GT3 for the first time in a long time. "Usually, I drive the GT3 from the viewpoint of how great it drives, but today, let's try to feel the GT3 from a wife's point of view!It occurred to me," he said.

That day, my husband was driving us to the destination and I was in the passenger seat, but as we approached a bad downhill stretch of roadThe ride quality of the GT3 was much worse due to the impact of the uneven road surface.

I remember that the ride becomes quite uncomfortable on rough surfaces..."

Then I took a serious look around the car.No seat in the back, two passengers.pretext(There's space, so I guess I could ride it.), ,The interior is not exactly luxurious.The cup holders are unfortunately too small.(Cheesy)The engine is noisy as well.

I thought to myself, "The GT3 is not an attractive car at all when I think about it from the point of view of a single wife. And then I thought to myself, "Oh, by the way, how much did this GT3 cost?' I asked my husband.

With options, it would be about 27 million.

And.

Yes, one GT3 cost me enough to buy a house!

I couldn't help but think, "Your husband said he was going to buy a Porsche, and then suddenly he bought a GT3, and27 million for a two-seater.I'm sure his wife would be pissed off if he told her.Why didn't you make me a Macan or Cayenne!I know you're going to say that!" I said, and as expected, my husband, too.

Yeah, I usually think that a Macan or Cayenne would be better. w And it's less than half the price of a GT3.

(laughter).

GT3 passenger to driver's seat

That makes me think of a house that used to be in my house, but wasMercedes AMG S63 Coupe (C217)The "Mere Old Man" had an ultra-luxurious and luxurious interior, plush seats, and a full array of safety and other features that scratched an itch.

What it's like to own a Mercedes-Benz AMG S63 4MATIC Coupe (C217)

So, the "I guess the wives of the world would agree that this car is reasonably priced.I thought at the time.(And yet, it doesn't cost $27 million.)

The GT3, on the other hand, is a two-seater with no luxurious interior...and as I mentioned at the beginning, it would be very difficult to get your wife to understand the value for the price.

While I was thinking about all of this, my husband was

It turns so much, it's amazing! "Look at the acceleration! This is the GT3!

I was driving excitedly, but I was riding beside him.Unless you have a wife who loves cars, I wouldn't get that excited in the passenger seat..."I was thinking, "I'm sorry...

Then, as soon as my husband and I took over driving, I turned around and mouthed the words.

Amazing!!!! I knew GT3 was amazing!

I am by no means a GT3 driver, but even so, I was impressed by everything from the handling to the power of the behavior, to the "I'm not a GT3 driver, but I'm a GT3 driver.The GT3 is a ridiculously awesome car.I could feel, not theoretically, but on my skin, that "the world is a big place," and that "the world is a big place.

Seeing is truly believing, or rather, "seeing is believing.one passenger seat is better than many seats in a car".

As he drove, he said, "If someone told me this would cost $27 million, I might think, well, I don't know.When I blurted it out, my husband chuckled and said, "That's right.

I'll have my wife drive.

In the comments and messages on this blog, I often receive comments such as, "My wife is not against Porsche but not interested in it, so I envy Mr. and Mrs. Mina.(No, but it's not surprising that you're not interested in w)

In such a situation, when her husband talks about how wonderful Porsche is, it doesn't make sense to her and she feels a little annoyed. I think she would be a little annoyed.

After all, Porsche is a "A car that is meant to be drivenIt is." It is difficult to feel the true essence of the car only in the passenger seat. So, if you want your wife to understand the quality of a Porsche, you should "Have your wife drive the Porsche.I think the best thing to do is to "go for it.

In fact, I also said, "Porsche is awesome!It was not the first time I rode in the passenger seat of a Porsche (911 4S) on the autobahn in Germany, nor was it the first time I went for a drive in a Boxster GTS after it was delivered.

At the dealership, they let me drive the Panamera.And that was the moment.

(The photo shows the test ride at that time. The position of the steering wheel is strange...)

On that day, I received an invitation to a test drive fair, so my family and I went to the dealership to check it out, but of course I had no intention of test driving the car at all.The car is a huge vehicle, easily over 1900mm wide, and handles on the left side of the road.I had never driven a car before, so I said no, "Impossible! I refused.

My husband, however, told me that

It's not every day you get to drive a Porsche, so why don't you let me drive it for even five minutes?

I reluctantly took over on a road with few cars passing by, sat in the driver's seat, gripped the steering wheel, and took a step on the gas pedal.

What is this! This is so awesome!

The Panamera is unlike any car I've ever driven, and there is not one millimeter of deviation in the acceleration, braking, handling, or anything else.This is what I mean by "Jinba Ittai", this is an amazing car!I was so impressed with the Panamera that I have been a fan of the Panamera ever since.

And it was only then that my husband was scattered, "Porsche, PorscheI finally understand a little better why the "why" is called "why".

Of course, at first, it was a "no-brainer."I don't want to drive a Porsche, I can't, I'm scared.And I'm sure you'll get some rejection at first.(I was one for a long time.)I think it would be a good idea for the husband to drive his wife to a road with fewer cars on it, where she can easily drive, and then they can take turns driving....

Well, in my case, my husband was trying to get me to drive his "own My First Porsche", a Boxster (MT).Go get your AT license removed before you take delivery of the car!I was so insistent that I had to work around my work and daycare schedule to reluctantly attend the driving school... (explosion)