Hubby won’t let me learn to drive his stupid Porsche because I haven’t driven a standard very much and hes afraid I will tear up the clutch. Says they are easy to break. He’s getting rid of the car soon anyways so I don’t see a problem, just wish he’d have a little faith in me. If they break so easily, then what’s the point in owning one and just get a regular automatic?
I’m meaning to sound selfish yeochief2006. But you try being married to someone who won’t let their own wife drive his precious car yet he lets his 16 and 17 year old nephew drive it and they’ve torn up every vehicle they’ve owned and totaled 3 brand new pickups. Then tell me how YOU feel.
Oh, nikipoo, I DO have my own Porsche too. Its an ‘08 Cayenne SUV. But I want to be able to enjoy his as much as he does, seeing that its a 2 seater and I’ve only gotten to ride in it one time since he bought it when we were able to get someone to watch the kids.
Is a Porsche Boxster a good first car? My son turns 17 in september, and really wants one, but I’m not sure that it’s the right car. I was also wondering if it drives good in the snow. Anyone that has a Boxster, please reply with your opinion about the car. ~ Thanks
