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YOUR RESEARCHDo you eat in your Cayman?
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Anything other than water: verboten.
I don't even like to transport any kind of take out... When I do, in a plastic liner bin...front trunk. While the smell of Thai or Italian food is appetizing in the house, in the car, not good.
On Wednesdays, I do the weekly grocery shopping on my way home from work. I had gotten into the habit of getting a candy bar and bag of chips to munch on my way home. As I was putting the bags into my new CS on its first visit to the supermarket, I realized I'd made a terrible mistake. The snacks stayed in the bags until I got home.
I do bring a
Porsche
approved, designed-for-the-stupid-cupholders (ha!), travel mug of tea on my morning commute. Survival requires some sacrifices.
The maximum allowed is Coffee (with a
cap
of course). Eating?! Of course not, not even chips. I dont even allow smoking in the car!
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"Sir! We're surrounded!" - "Excellent! We can shoot in any direction!"
A good car will get you from point A to point B. A great car... will just get you into trouble!
Isn't that why there's a radio in a
Cayman
?
Sittin in the In N Out parking lot munchin on a Double Double listenin to some tunes.
I can't imagine using the radio while driving.
No eating but coffee orange and water bottles Yeess !
Btw we have the best cup holders ever and if you travel with the car or in morning traffic its a must !!!
try driving cross country on a tight schedule.... energy/power bars and a can of mean bean java monster! no time to stretch, just run to the restroom and back to the car! :taunt:
A word to the wise. I broke my own rule of water only by taking a cup of hot coffee for the cup holder (with a lid, by the way). Do I need to finish this story? I can say some rapid action and a good cleaner prevented the lingering coffee smell. Now that I am back to inahaling only leather, a small bottle of water is the limit.
I have to qualify my response. I actually do eat in the car, but only when I am parked. Over the years I've come to believe that eating while driving (at least a manual transmission) is just too dangerous. Mind you I can do it, including shifting with my left hand and driving with my knees. But all-in-all it is not worth the risk in my view.
When the need arises I usually find a nice place to park, and then find a nice vantage point to admire the car while I eat. With any luck I can strike up a
Porsche
conversation while I eat. Then after the bite I am on my way. Nice and tidy.
I Prefer Nothing - But a Happy Smile.........
Can you Imagine, Fish - Who 'Make Love' in Water............
Take Water, into My
Cayman
? No No No..........
I do down Starbucks and drinks in the
Cayman
(is that cheating on this ?), though never driving. Cup holders, well.......that's been complained about enuf!
i've never eaten in my
cayman
...in fact, i've never eaten in any of my cars irrespective of make (volvo and
audi
). it simply the way i was raised...you never eat in the car.
Regularly. BTW, coffee cleans right off the full leather, and out of the AC vents when the sway bars are too stiff.
Really, it is a car made of high quality materials that clean up quite nice.
41,000 miles (5000 + on the track) and it looks pretty beat up on the outside, but the inside is nearly as good as new (save a few scratches) with none of the damage done by food or drink.
Cheers,
I definitely eat in it, but I am careful. I put a towel across my lap to catch crumbs. My drinks are almost always in closeable containers - pop-up water bottles, bottled soft drinks, and a coffee mug with a flip top seal. I have put cups with plastic caps in the car, but I worry so much about spilling that it is not worth it. Although I would prefer to stop to eat, time pressures do not always allow that luxury.