Sporty or everyday use

I received this reply on twitter the other day.

Don't worry about your family!" or "Don't buy a car until you can afford a second car for your family! But I still care about the trunk and the number of doors when I think about my family and the usability of the car. But I don't want to give up the sports car. For someone like me, Panerai, Giulietta, M series, and RS are my dream car.

And. That's right.I don't want to throw away the sport, but my family does use it on a daily basis."The car-loving husband will surely have a hard time with this, since the two factors are usually considered to be opposites. The important thing to remember in all of this is that

That buying a car is not a goal, but a start.(Is it the same with marriage?)

I think it is. As soon as you buy it, your daily life with your family starts, so you can't just say "Yeah! and then raise all hands in the air and say, "Banzai! I can't just say, "Yes!

Imagine after buying a sports car

Even though he bought a sports car, I am sure that his wife will have these complaints if she uses it on a daily basis.

'Why is my luggage space so small! I can't fit my luggage when I go shopping!"
Why do you have to carry two people? You can't carry anyone!
'Why do you only have two doors for a four-seater! It's a hassle every time we get in!"
'And for that matter, why is it so much less fuel efficient than a Prius!'
I mean, why did you buy such a useless car!"

The husband, who is in a position to hear them, often only rides on weekends because of his work during the week.

Why are you drinking coffee in the car, it's spilling!"(Ears hurting)
What's a little rub?
You've got the kid's shoe prints all over you!"(Ears hurting)
You should fill it up when you run low on gas! It's always empty when I get in!"
"I mean, I get to drive a Porsche, the world's dream car! You should be more grateful!"

This is the case with the "car". Since both parties are dissatisfied with each other and there is always something to fight about, every now and then there is an argument triggered by the "car". And finallyI shouldn't have bought it if I didn't want this."...I guess it would be like...

The Panamera is a sports car.

In this light, I think Panamera is a sports car that can make everyone HAPPY.

'Why is my luggage space so small! I can't fit my luggage when I go to the grocery store!"
→I can load a Panamera with a golf bag and two suitcases!
Why do you have to carry two people? You can't carry anyone!
→The Panamera can comfortably accommodate four adults!(It can't accommodate five people, though.)
'Why do you only have two doors for a four-seater! It's a hassle every time we get in!"
→The Panamera has four doors.(5 if you include the trunk?)It's a great place to get in and out of the car smoothly!
'And for that matter, why is it so much less fuel efficient than a Prius!'
-> The Panamera's fuel economy... if you buy a plug-in hybrid, it's about the same as an old Prius... (blast)!

I guess you could say that. The Panamera is also a sports car.It is not a luxury sedan with a sporty flavor, but a car that is built solely as a sports car, with luxury elements added to it.The two are not similar.

So it can be used in everyday life without any problem, and still enjoy sporty driving on mountain roads, country roads, highways, or anywhere else. Moreover, many of them are cheaper than 911s, both new and used market.

This is amazing! (OH!)!

If the wife is not dissatisfied with it in daily use, and on the contrary, if she can feel its goodness, the husband can drive it with pride on weekends, or even go touring with the family. I think the Panamera is a really nice car in many ways.