Mailing address from Porsche Japan

When I returned home from my whitewater trip last weekend, I received this from the Porsche Customer Care Center. I opened it.

Under the words "Welcome To Porsche World," the following text was written.

Dear Sir or Madam, We are pleased to hear from you and wish you continued prosperity in the future.
Thank you very much for choosing a Porsche car.
Porsche has led the history of sports cars for more than 60 years and
It has always fascinated people.
Long cruises through beautiful scenery, of course.
It is an experience of great joy that can be experienced in everyday driving situations.
We hope you will enjoy the true value of a Porsche every time you get behind the steering wheel.
From Porsche's origins to its philosophy of car making to the models that continue to make their mark on history.
The Porsche Principle, a rare brand book containing various attractions, and
Leaflet introducing activities and services to further enhance your Porsche lifestyle.
We have included it in the package for your reference.
We look forward to a long and fruitful relationship with you in the future.
Dear Sirs
Porsche Japan K.K.

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Porsche Principal

I remember this was delivered to my house before. My husband had been told that "I perused the Porsche Principal!I think he said something like that. So I took a quick look inside and found a Porsche catalog and a

The Porsche Principle" was in.

Turn the page.

It featured photos of Ferdinand Porsche's beliefs, his son Ferry Porsche and the third generation of the 911 he developed, and the successive generations of Porsches, with explanatory text.

That's amazing. 70% of all Porsches ever produced are still actually on the road. Amazing... Also."Even with over 600,000 kilometers on the odometer.It's still the same Porsche driving experience."The episode was also written about.

600,000 kilometers on the odometer...

The distance around the earth is said to be "40,075 km", which means that the car has almost circled the earth 15 times. The performance of the Porsche is amazing, but the owner who drives such a long distance is also amazing. If I drive from my home to Osaka and back, the distance is about 50 km, so if I drive the car 365 days a year, the distance would be 18250 km, which means it would take 32 years to drive 600,000 km.

Sa, 32 years... Holy shit! !!!

I am impressed. He must have driven it with great care. I love Porsche too.(Likes Panamera)However, I don't drive every day at all, and I've only been driving for a short time, so I'm starting to feel a bit self-conscious about even writing this blog. There are so many amazing people in the world.

I want to visit the Porsche Museum in Germany.

Other topics included the evacuation of the factory to Gmünd during the war, the development of the 911, and Porsche's Mission E electric car.

*Image source.Porsche Japan

this (something or someone close to the speaker (including the speaker), or ideas expressed by the speaker)The Porsche Principle.I was struck again by these words of Ferdinand Porsche when I read

I couldn't find a car anywhere that would fulfill my dream. So I decided to build it myself."

That's too cool. I can say "what if" to anyone, but to have the will to build it yourself, and to build a truly amazing sports car, is truly amazing. I told my husband, "Porsche 356 is cool.Was this at the Porsche Museum in Germany?"if asked

Yeah, I got it.

I said, "Oh, why didn't you tell me at the time? I said, "Why didn't you tell me at that time? (-_-)/", I said.

I mean, he was just so uninterested in the whole thing that he looked bored the whole time."

And I was...I had been to the Porsche Museum in Germany three years ago. Yes, that's right...three years ago, when I visited the Porsche Museum in Germany, I still didn't know anything about Porsche, had no interest in cars, and was only interested in buying chocolate souvenirs.

You stupid cock!

I'd like to go back.