Isn't it hard to travel by car?

Recently, the "I guess a car is more than just a means of transportation.I was reminded of this again.

It all started with these words in a casual chat.

."Isn't it quite difficult to travel by car?You have to find a parking lot near your destination, and it takes time to park and walk to the parking lot. Also, if you take the train, you can check your cell phone or reply to a few e-mails during the trip, but you can't do that with a car. I spend the entire trip driving, which takes my hands..."

And.

Indeed, it certainly is.

Normally, it is definitely better to travel by public transportation such as trains.

Fares are cheap (train fare is much cheaper than ETC fare when going from home to Osaka), and you can usually arrive at the station at the scheduled time. It is convenient because you are sure to arrive at your destination as long as you are on the train.

Cars, on the other hand,Sometimes we get caught in traffic jams and are in a hurry because we can't read the arrival time, and sometimes there are no parking lots near our destination.Also, in the case of the Taikan, the vehicle is large, so it may have to wander around in circles looking for and stopping at parking lots.

In this light, traveling by train or public transportation is by far the better way to go.

But "Why travel by car?I would say, "I'm still in the same boat,

The time spent in the car is my precious personal time, uninterrupted by anyone else.

This is the main reason why.

In the midst of raising three children, working, and spending busy days at work, I am always doing several things at the same time.Next time, do this, do that...and my mind is always in a flurry.

In addition, it is an everyday occurrence that something irregular suddenly happens (the day before yesterday, a friend of my eldest daughter suddenly decided to stay at our house),

Even if you want to be alone, it is difficult to take time to be alone, but you can be alone only when you are in the car.

Even if it is only for half an hour."Have a physical space all to yourselfIt's a very, very important and precious thing for me right now.

Two important points

In order to fully savor my alone time in the car, I have been working on a "one-stop-shop" for me.I can't leave this one out.There is a point called "the It is,

(1) To be able to drive and drive comfortably without feeling any discomfort.
(2) To be excited when driving.

Two points.

Even if you're driving alone.I wish the brakes were a little more responsive.When such thoughts come to mind, that is all that is on your mind, and you are unable to savor your precious alone time.

."There is a sense of oneness between man and horse, and there is no sense of discomfort in driving. And you can drive comfortably.is a very important point.

Second, it is exciting to drive.

"Oh, this acceleration is amazing!" This lane change feels so good! "My car looks so cool on the tanker ahead of me!(laughs)

It doesn't have to always be intense.

Most of the time I like to drive in a relaxed manner."I want to run properly today!I would appreciate it if you could answer my thoughts when I say, "I'll be happy to help you.

Yes, yes, yes! This, this, this!" and a smile on your face....is important.

In this respect, Porsche is a car that satisfies all of these requirements, and although I am currently driving an electric Taikan, it is still a Porsche, and even if it is not a sports-type model (Cayenne, Macan, Panamera, etc.), it is still a Porsche.

I think the great thing about Porsche is that you can taste Porsche in the same way.

To enrich your life

I think there are many things in the world that cannot be cleared up by logic.

Beyond "efficiency" and "rationality," there is a part of sensitivity and feeling that cannot be explained by words.

I can't really put it into words, but things like "like", "fun", and "makes me smile".

I am sure that a life surrounded by even one such thing is rich.

It is precisely because we live in such a modern society where we are so pressed for time and so driven by numbers that we seem to lose sight of what is important (or maybe that's just me!).

I would like to continue to cherish my life with Porsche.

We still have the loan and we have to work hard to earn enough money to maintain it well!