LexBob2

Good to hear. Not surprising. I don't really buy the sweeping generalizations of the drivers of certain brands.

Frog98

I'm new to the Porsche scene, but so far... all the 911 owners I have encountered wave at me in my lowly Macan S. I do live in a state that has signs saying "Welcome to Texas, Drive Friendly-The Texas Way". But with more and more people moving here...not as friendly as it use to be. By the way, LOVE the 1 millionth 911!

Johnhav430

haha I remember a story (90's?) about how HP located in Boise, ID, and it changed the city forever. Now, you had 30 somethings driving flashy German cars, flipping the bird to tractors (who have been there likely over 100 years) who are moving to slowly down the roads....often newcomers act as if they "own" the place.

I've owned one Porsche, but as of late, was lucky enough to attend the launches of the 991, the prior Boxster (wtf was my invite on the new 4 cyl one?), and did the driving event in 2015. IT IS TOTALLY DIFFERENT THAN BMW OR MB. Not to knock BMW, their events are a cut above many, I attended the launches of the E90 and the F01/02. But Porsche is so relaxed, got a tour of the repair facility, with turbos having their motors out (ruh roh these were 997's), the finest hors d'oeuvres and alcohol, and a level of enthusiasm bar none. One of the guys I met, again, said if you have the money, by all means, buy a new 911, he's had two, but he found the sweet spot is 5-6 y.o.....

bagwell

of course, because he knew the NSX is an awesome, beautiful machine!!!!!

Byprodrive

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The Boxster did save the company from going bankrupt in 1997. It was their 1st mass production vehicle.