Cars are the norm for long-distance travel.

Compared to other people in the world, I think I am a person who likes to drive a car. When I once had a job in Yonago, Tottori Prefecture, the client was sure that I would come to Yonago by train from Hyogo Prefecture, where my home is located.I'll take the car!"So I said.

What? Are you serious? It takes 4 hours by car even if it's free! Isn't that too much work?

I was donkeyed.(I had no choice but to take the Panamera because it was a great opportunity to drive a long distance in a Panamera.)

Also, regarding our family vacations, my husbandI don't take the train. I drive.I'm a person who is very fond of driving, so I usually go to Fuji Speedway from Hyogo by car.(about 7 hours one way with stops along the way)When we went to Kyushu, we drove to Osaka, loaded the car on the ferry, and drove all the way there.

You know, when I was pregnant with my first daughter.(I believe I was about 6 months pregnant)indicates such things as location of person or thing, location of short-term action, etc.After the baby is born, we won't be able to take a road trip together for a while, so let's go while we still can."Fuji, and on the following day, we went to Kaga in Ishikawa Prefecture, enjoying the Venus Line and other attractions, and then back to Hyogo Prefecture.

Even though my morning sickness was over and I was in a stable period... the drive went on and on, and as expected, I started to feel quite sick during the drive.I'm going to throw up, I'm going to throw up...(T_T)"I once returned home in a karoji, halfway to death, saying, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.(After I got home, I was so mad at my OB/GYN doctor and my parents that I felt very sorry for myself.)

Even if we say we like to drive the same...

howeverI like to drive, but I'm not the same type of driver as my husband."I always thought that(or should I say "degree of insanity?")The husband goes on a long touring trip of about 1500 km every long holiday. My husband goes on a long touring trip of about 1500 km every long vacation, and he always gets up early on Sunday mornings to go running to Ashiyu Driveway or Mt. Rokko. But me...not so much.

the other dayI've been thinking about the upcoming Porsche Driving School (Porsche Track Experience), why don't you go? You'll learn a lot about driving!"My husband told me, "I don't have the motivation right now to make arrangements to leave my two children with someone and drive seven hours from home to Fuji Speedway to learn how to drive.

Sunday morningI said, "It's nice and sunny this morning, why don't you go to Ashiu Driveway? I'll watch the kids for you.My husband says to me, "No, I don't care," and I always don't go.

I experienced circuit driving at Fuji Speedway in June, and although I enjoyed it more than I could have imaginedSo, do you really want to go back to driving on the track after practicing all over the track in Gran Turismo on the PlayStation?"That being said...I don't think that far.

However, I do like driving itself, because when I travel long distances, I dare to spend several hours in the car, even if it is easier to take the train.

I thought about it by type.

thereforeI guess there are different types of people who like to drive.I thought, "What is the best way to do this?" and after thinking about it a bit, I was able to divide it into the following four categories.

(1) Systems that go out of their way to run

...people who dare to go running to drive their cars.
①Circuit type...I like to drive at full speed, maximizing the performance of the car in the extraordinary space of the circuit.
(2) Touring type...I like to drive on winding roads, mountain passes, highways, and other pleasant roads.

(Mainly for daily use)

...people who don't dare to go running but want to drive exclusively for daily transportation.
Long-distance type...I want to drive and enjoy that drive not only for city driving and daily use, but also for a few hours one way.
Street type...I want to enjoy driving comfortably mainly in town.

Like that?(I can't deny that this is too rough, but...)

And I think I am (3). My husband, on the other hand, probably belongs to (2).

Panamera is best suited for.

And I think.It's people like me, type (3), for whom the Panamera is perfect."That is to say. The Panamera is comfortable in town and luxurious and fun on the highway. It is a great all-around car.

If I were to drive a Boxster or 911 today, it would be a "cat with a small coin", a "pearl in a pig's eye", or a "treasured possession". I believe that the Boxster and 911 can be truly appreciated only when you go touring and drive on mountain roads and winding roads.

Even though you could take the Panamera to the track and it would have the performance to run the Nürburgring in about 7 minutes and 30 seconds, the GT3 seems like a better car to drive on the track...

So, if you have a type of person like (3).The Panamera is a great fit and a perfect fit."That was a rough conclusion (laughs).