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My issue was that I thought it was the result of CRS, not because I loved the car.
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yep - checking for lights on, low tires, leaking fluids, issues with adjoinng parking spaces....
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I make sure I have a good view from office window to keep checking she is ok
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I just observe the situation around it for the last time. Also I like to see how the car sits in different slopes and angles. It's like a girl, some days it just looks nicer than others. But for sure the car is always strategically parked to protect it from savage kids and people who don't give a F***.
I am around 20+ Porsche everyday and I still take a minute or two to look them over, even the ones that I have seen everyday for 2 years.
When you get the sickness its really hard to get rid of it!
I always look. And at work, I park my car at the far end of the garage where I can see it as soon as I enter the garage and walk across the garage and straight to it. A great way to end the day at work...
looking?
whimps...I talk to mine while walking away explaining that she was great, and I cant wait to get back in but I have to work (sleep ect) - and when I return I tell her I missed her...
looking - you are only MOSTLY sick !!
It doesn't matter where I park it, I walk backwards to the place where I'm going. Get strange looks, sometimes, from the uninitiated.
I hope that the feeling of excitement and exclusivity never go away.
larry
Llike many of us who decide to spend a hefty premium on their vehicle, the problem is that we all have OCD... so of course we look back, we have to make sure all is perfect with the car
Of
course
I look!
Multiple
times.
Every
time.
Why would I NOT want to look at the most beautiful car in the parking lot? Even when it is just my driveway. And when I get inside the house, I walk to the closest window... just to make certain my life has not been a dream up to this point.
Man
, I hope I never wake up from this.
O.K., I admit I do sneak a quick peak every once in awhile..but only if the "coast is clear"....would not want to get caught and then be labeled as some kinda snotty Porsche bigot.
So glad for this thread!!
I thought that I was a little obsessed but I see that you are all the same and I think it is great!
When I look back I always say to myself "what a bitchin looking car" followed by "OMG I own that!!"
Love it
Pete
I always look back at all of my cars...okay, not the Minivan.
As for looks from other people, the Porsche gets a surprising amount of attention...both good and bad.
My Sonett gets a lot of attention. It's purple. It's tiny. Nobody knows what it is. BUT, it's a completely different kind of attention. Whereas I get a lot of thumbs up and rubbernecking from passersby in the Sonett, the Porsche seems to get endless stares, remarks from friends and family and friend of friends and family, an occasional smile and thumbs up from other drivers and also a bit of tailgating from people intent on racing or something (I ignore them)....all of this in only a few weeks of ownership!
-Eric
P.S. I now get the "ladies like Porsches" comments. It has nothing to do with the driver. lol
Thanks!! I thought I was the ONLY ONE that needed to check it being locked multiple times. My issue was that I thought it was the result of CRS, not because I loved the car.
Would it rather be the latter.
larry
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