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YOUR RESEARCHWomen love Porsches too...
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I have to take it out just to reset the shift points on the transmission and feed the beast some acceleration on a regular basis.
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One salesman even let me take the car out for a couple of hours after I told him I don't have time to test drive the car because I need to pick up my girlfriend at the time in D.C.
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maybe they will let a youngster like me test drive the cayman..
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Actually, HBL is pretty good (at least in my experience) when it comes to test drives.
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Wow, my mind must be in the gutter as I was thinking of other uses for digits
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One salesman even let me take the car out for a couple of hours after I told him I don't have time to test drive the car because I need to pick up my girlfriend at the time in D.C.
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So yesterday I'm at the dealer getting a plug for my (thankfully worn out) rear tire that picked up a screw. While waiting for my car, I was chatting with this very cute girl waiting for her Cayenne, which coincidentally also had a screw in its tire. When my car pulls up, she states that her next one will be a 911 cab and asks me if I love it. I respond that although you are not supposed to "love" inanimate objects, that yes I do in fact love it. She then tells me that it's OK because it's a Porsche.
I think I fell in love with her for a brief moment. Too bad my girlfriend doesn't share the same enthusiasm.
No digits unfortunately. Not the dog I used to be, though the thought did cross my mind. Of course if I ever break up with my girlfriend, I'm going to slip my service advisor some cash for her digits. Just kidding. I'll just stalk her at the dealership.
By the way, it was at HBL, washington dc porsche...
I have to tell you this, BUT . . . if you are a single guy and your girlfriend is not someone you think you could marry, you should be getting digits from any hot girl (especially if she is a Porsche enthusist). My brother was in a miserable relationship for 5.5 years when I gave him this advice and he dumped that beatch and is not happy finally. If you are not sure about her, get the hot girl's card and save her email address for future reference. Just my 2 cents.
Talk about off topic - sorry.
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Joe, you're absolutely right, except I'm still in the "honeymoon phase" of this latest relationship. Can't say I didn't kick myself a little bit though.
Programmatore, I would rather have the Cavalier than the crew cab pickup they gave me once that I promptly scratched up in the tight confines of my garage at work. Doh.
996 convert,
your girl-friend read any of those?
or she can't share the passion for porsche with you?
remember one thing, if she share the passion for porsche with you, you have to share the mod fund with her. soul-mate not come free.
pl, she gave it the old college try and bought a car and driver, said it was like reading in a foreign language. But at least she appreciates my appreciation for cars.
Bluemaxx, sounds expensive...
my wife just complains about the wind when the roof is down.......I feel like All Bundy...(married with children) but then again he didn't drive a P and worked in a Shoe store....my goal each day is to find a excuse to take the P out for a drive....who cares about girls....they don't like us! They want a ride in the P...and they are stinking up my leather!! Just kidding, about everything but the wife part!
996 convert and Programmatore,
When I bought my p-car, the seller told me about the loaner he used to get at HBL and got me all excited: a Cayenne (not that it compares to the p-car but it's still nicer than the loaner I used to get from other, "non-german", dealers). The first time I took the p-car in, imagine my deception when they pointed me to a Cavalier (or similar)!
JM
I don't use HBL, er, Porsche of Tysons anymore since my car is out of warranty. Now I take mine to Intersport in Tysons for service.
HBL is alright but like any other dealership, is pretty expensive compared to the independent shops. They have a few Cayenne S loaner cars but if you don't ask for the Cayenne then they will give you the standard Enterprise rental car. Get to know your service manager well and maybe he will hook you up.
Ha, that was my opening line. "So it sounds like you picked up a screw too..." She was slightly surprised but definitely intrigued.
jedier and programmatore,
after I scraped up the crew cab pickup, my service advisor felt bad and gave me a free upgrade. so the enterprise girl shows me a brand new CTS. No p-car but not dab for a rental right? Guess what. They charged me an extra $10 a day. This was a level above the upgrade to an Impala. How cheesy can you get?
My wife was the one who encouraged me to get the 911 Cab in the first place. I was reluctant to pull the trigger at the time because one kid was just entering college ($42K/yr.) and two more in HS on their way. (Trying to talk them into first 2 years at a JC saving $41K/yr but it's a losing argument.)
Anyway, my wife talked me up saying I deserved a 911, I should reward myself, business relationships would benefit, even leaned in close and murmered how she loves a man in a Porsche. Did I mention that before kids she was a senior negotiator for a major defense contractor? She's smooth.
Now, she finds all kinds of excuses to drive the car! I have to take it out just to reset the shift points on the transmission and feed the beast some acceleration on a regular basis. It really hurt when I found bobby pins in the center ashtray holder. And they weren't mine!
Do I really mind? No. I love that she enjoys it as much as me, she looks GREAT in the car (benefits me by association), and she wasn't kidding when she said she really LOVES a man in a Porsche. All good!
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I'd have offered her a ride in the 911 to get some coffee. Or, at least get her email/phone. Big mistake...
Your GF will work harder and be more attentive if you have something on the side. Chicks can smell each other or something!
Anyway, my wife talked me up saying I deserved a 911, I should reward myself, business relationships would benefit, even leaned in close and murmered how she loves a man in a Porsche. Did I mention that before kids she was a senior negotiator for a major defense contractor? She's smooth.
Dam, where in the hell do you guys find women like this. In my case money is not the issue, it's the wife. She looks at cars as simple appliances, and thinks that anyone who spends lots of money on them are infantile.
Get a different wife.
After getting the 911 we went to watch a DE event. She really liked it and suggested I get a used M3 for a full-time track car.
Its all in finding the right woman.
Actually, HBL is pretty good (at least in my experience) when it comes to test drives. There are a lot of Internet millionaires and AOL folks and the like in this area and HBL knows what's up. One salesman even let me take the car out for a couple of hours after I told him I don't have time to test drive the car because I need to pick up my girlfriend at the time in D.C. Of course I ended up buying that car because my girlfriend liked the car so much when I picked her up in it and wouldn't stop talking about it.
So I (genuinely) forgot to mention in my intro thread that my dad is Mike Maurer, whom *hopefully* some of you know and love? Maybe? He actually worked at HBL for a brief period (Feb->Sep of '05?), but has since moved on to bigger and better things
Well guys. I bought under section 179 a Cayenne CS as a company vehicle. I can not pry it away from my wife. Added benefit was when I got the hots for a Gallardo for the stable she told me not to sell the Targa. I would say my woman therefore loves Porsches. (and the Gallardo even after I told her I got flashed).
While I find HBL's loaner service weak, I've had a good experience with their service. I have to say that I've only had to take the p-car once for service so far. I'm getting ready to take it in for the second time for the 60k service. Let's see how exotic the loaner will be.
Going back to Women loving Porsches, I guess that I'm in the same boat as fast1. For her, a car is just a means of locomotion/transportation... On the bright side, that means that I have it all to myself
To be clear, that would be the p-car... but my wife as well of course!
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