Do children raised by car-loving parents really become car lovers?

My Family's Car Life

Do children like cars too?

My wife and I are car enthusiasts. My wife, me, is a "I like cars more than most people in the world.But the level of "I'm not sure.My husband is a complete car geek.It is. I look at our children, who were raised by parents like that, and I think to myself, "Do your children like cars, too?Sometimes I am asked, "What is the best way to do it?

In fact, "My father was a car enthusiast, so I fell in love with cars myself.I often hear people say, "I'm not sure if this is the case for my family.

...honestly, it is subtle (laughter).

Well, he's still small, so I don't know how he'll turn out in the process of growing up, but for now, "I'm not sure.I'm not a car enthusiast, nor am I a car hater.I guess it's something like that. The other day I asked my oldest daughter, "Do you want to drive a car when you grow up?" She replied, "Yes, I do.

I don't like it. I can't reach my feet and I'm afraid of bumping into them.

He said.(I'm sure by the time I get my license, I'll have reached my feet.)She also had a ride in a minivan at a friend's house not too long ago. She also had a ride in a minivan at a friend's house not long ago, and was impressed by its size, space, and comfort.I want to drive a car like that. Doesn't your father buy a car like that?' but my husband had a few words to say.

Not buying (-_-)

I replied that the conversation was over.

My second daughter, on the other hand, used to sit in the driver's seat and hold the steering wheel as soon as she got in the car when she was one year old, but she no longer does that these days.

Cars that fit into our daily lives

Nevertheless, in the lives of these women, theThe car is certainly rooted in the existence of the car.I have been to the shop the other day to have my air-cooled Porsche repaired. The other day, I asked a store to fix my air-cooled Porsche, but in addition to that, my family often takes our car in for inspections, oil changes, and other services.

Each time, my daughters were

Now XXX is going to the car doctor to get it fixed.

Since we tell them that "repair one's carThe other day, the girls were working hard to fix their beloved Porsche.

Also, my second daughter, when she rides in her toy carHe mimics driving-like quite seriously and intensely.Oh no, who in the world does he look like...W

Also, I've been going to the track to watch races and follow my husband's driving sessions for a little while now.He seems to love the atmosphere of the circuit itself and often says he wants to go back.

And as for my eldest daughter, she is in my home.(There was)BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen, Porscheemblems, so when I see those cars, I am happy to say, "Oh, that's a BMW! When I was five years old, I didn't even know what a Mercedes Benz was. When I was five years old, I didn't even know the "B" in Mercedes Benz.

In this way, cars are around them like air, so much so that they are unaware of it, and they are not aware of the fact that they are "the only thing that can make a difference.Become a car enthusiastEven if it is not "the case," I wonder if there is a high likelihood of owning a car or living with a car in the future.

Even if you don't love cars.

However, my wife and I are "notLet's force children to love cars!I don't think of it as "a" thing. Rather.

I hope that through the car, people can feel their parents' joyful, fulfilling lives."

I have a strong feeling that this is the case.

Adults seem to have more fun than you'd think." "Dad...(Your mother, too, huh?)I hope that the perception of life and work will become more positive, even if only sensibly, like, "You work hard to buy the car you want," or "Something good may happen if you work hard.

And when they grow up and understand the value of a Porsche.

Oh, wait, Porsches are pretty expensive. Dad, you're crazy!

I'm sure there will come a day when you will think, "W(I hope I'll have my 1st Porsche by then too), "Porsche is within reach if you work hard enough."If my parents could do it, I could get there myself.I would be happy if they could grow straight into their lives without putting up barriers like "I'm a good person, but I'm not a good person.

However, when I see the sisters fighting each other every day and laughing hysterically when they say, "Poo! and laughing hysterically.I'm not sure it will grow that well (-_-)I think that the "I'm not a parent," but... well, as a parent, that's how I feel these days.

Mina.

Mother of three children, and the owner of the Porsche blog "A Porsche Came to Our House". Until a few years ago, I was not interested in cars at all, but when my husband bought a Porsche, I became...

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  1. rickshaw man

    I have four Porsches at home, and I've been educated for gifted children, so I will naturally love cars in time.
    I'm not sure if I would be a car nerd.

    My parents used to be car enthusiasts. We always had three BMWs in the house, but as they got older, their interest waned.
     My siblings also like cars more than the rest of the world, but I was the only one who grew up a car nerd. Now they despise me lol.

    • Mina.Mina.

      kurumani arabis (ryokanai)
      Kurumania-san's family was a car enthusiast, too!
      There were always three BMWs in the house. I think it must have been a lot of fun, BMWs in the joyous days of running through the house.

      >My siblings are also more car enthusiasts than most people, but I was the only one who grew up a car nerd. Now they despise me lol.
      Scorn (laugh) I used to look at my car-loving brother with a cold eye, so I imagine it must be like that (laugh).

  2. Litz.

    I think if both parents grow up in a family of car enthusiasts, there's a good chance your kids will grow up to be car enthusiasts too!
    I think that Mina and her husband must have been addicted to the "fun" of driving a car, so I imagine that their children will also experience the "fun" of driving with kids' karts, etc. I imagine that children will grow up to be car lovers even after they grow up.

    • Mina.Mina.

      ric acid
      Thank you very much.

      >Children can also experience the "fun of driving" in kids' karts and other vehicles.

      Sure, you're right, because I've learned to enjoy cars by driving them.
      I would love for children to ride the kids' carts, etc. ^^^.

      I'm hoping to make it to Suzuka Circuit or something like that with my family!

  3. bamboo circle

    When I was in elementary school, I too was imprinted on global warming and emissions in social studies class and envied my friend's family's eco-friendly and spacious minivan, but now I just bought a Porsche and drive myself from Kanto to Fukuoka and back.
    We're staying at Arima Onsen starting today, and making our long-awaited Ashiari Driveway debut!
    It's enough to make you fall in love with cars!

    • Mina.Mina.

      Takemaru (Japanese brand of sake)

      >Now I just bought a Porsche and drove myself from Kanto to Fukuoka and back.
      The range of change from elementary school to the present is amazing!

      >Today I'm staying at Arima Onsen and making my long awaited Ashiari Driveway debut!
      Oh, I see! Unfortunately, the weather may be unfavorable, but if it doesn't rain, I'm planning to go up to Ashiu tomorrow in the morning for the first time in a while!
      I hope the weather holds up! Please enjoy Ashiu!

  4. ryupo

    I always enjoy seeing your work ^ ^ ^.

    I too thought that owning a car in Tokyo was insane and that car sharing would suffice until I had the opportunity to drive a 981 Boxster S for a day a year and a half ago.

    I was shocked at how much fun it was to drive then, and now I drive a 981 Boxster S, then a 991.2 Carrera Cabriolet every day, and will soon take delivery of a 981 manual Cayman.

    Porsche really has a charm (magic power) that turns our values upside down, doesn't it? You never know what will happen in life!

    • Mina.Mina.

      Mr. ryupo.
      Thank you for visiting our blog.

      >Porsche really has a charm (magic) that turns our values upside down. You never know what will happen in life!
      Oooh, you really never know what life has in store for you...!
      I'm jealous of your 991.2 Carrera Cabriolet - must feel so good!

      We are looking forward to the delivery of the 981 Cayman ^^^.