YOUR RESEARCHPorsche now treated the same as BMW/Audi drivers? - Page 1 - Porsche General - PistonHeads UK
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With Porsche cars being so common now (at least in the South East), do you find you're treated the same as any other German car (Audi/BMW) in regards to being let out of junctions, and general uncourteous behaviour? As opposed to say maybe 10-15 years ago when they were treated more like an Aston, or TVR?
Whilst I would agree that Porsches are now mainstream common on most executive housing estates, alongside BMWs, Audis and Mercedes, I don’t think they have ever been considered in the same regard as TVRs
Koln-RS said: Whilst I would agree that Porsches are now mainstream common on most executive housing estates, alongside BMWs, Audis and Mercedes, I don’t think they have ever been considered in the same regard as TVRs The Macans and the Taycans are pretty common, but I wouldn't say that applies to the 911s and Caysters.
I think this is all b ks. One, it's difficult to tell a Porsche SUV from one from another marque. And two, I get treated the same regardless of whether I'm driving a MINI Cooper, a 3 Series or a 991. Though I do get thumbs-ups and other signs of approval when I'm in the latter.
Maxym said: I get treated the same regardless of whether I'm driving a MINI Cooper, a 3 Series or a 991. Now that sounds like b ks to me…
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