57 units!
That's great.

I actually bought a 981CaymanGTS myself last fall.
So, "at least 58 units".

Since I bought it last late fall, I have hardly been able to ride it, and now it is hibernating until spring, recharging at CTEK every two weeks due to snow conditions.
This is my first time owning two cars, a Lenspo and a 981, and I am concerned about maintenance costs, but I plan to enjoy it.

I too bought my Porsche because of this blog! It was always this blog that gave me the final push.

I bought 4 of them in 1 year and 3 months and I regret it...no, I don't lol.

You're an astute salesman, selling that much because of your blog! I wonder if he gets any rebate from Porsche Japan.

I always read your blog.
I am a seller, not a buyer, based on your blog.
In reference to last year's article about how we were able to sell at a higher price by gathering buyers together for simultaneous evaluation and bidding, I'd like to share with you a story that I've been working on.
We also applied for a lump-sum assessment of our 997 on CarSensor, and we had over a dozen companies come together on the same day to purchase our 997 for 300,000 yen more than we had expected.
Initially, I was trying to sell it to the public by posting it on Carsensor and goo through a car dealer I knew, but the response was not as strong as I had expected.
We lowered the price in stages, but there were only a handful of inquiries that seemed like cold calls.
I realized that most people buy expensive cars at real stores, not on the Internet. I realized that most people buy expensive cars in real stores, not on the Internet. When I sell my car next time, I will put it up for auction at a aggressive price at first, and if it goes through the auction, I will ask the highest bidder on the day to buy it through a lump-sum assessment.

Nice to meet you, I always enjoy reading your work.
I also became interested in Porsche because of this blog, found it fascinating, and finally bought a used 997 last August.

I wondered what a Porsche was like. I thought about it every day, and decided that I had to drive it and experience it for myself, but there were times when I got scared in front of the actual car and the contract....
Finally, I took the plunge and bought it because you only live once and you have to enjoy it.
Is it unpopular with the public? It is a 997 of the laugh, but it is quite a lovely car. Naturally, the safety equipment is not as good as the latest cars, but the ride quality and atmosphere are good.
Most of all, it's wonderful to be a part of that history.

Since I have only been a Porsche driver for a short time, I have not been able to get out of the feeling of being driven, but I hope that one day I will be able to ride a Porsche as easily as I want to.

I found your blog posts very helpful in my purchase, and you also write very well. I am not a good writer at all, so that is also very helpful.

The emergency declarations continue, but I hope you will take care of yourself and continue to enjoy your blog.
I am looking forward to it.

I, too, based my decision to purchase on this blog!
Due to various restrictions, I had been driving a number of Mercedes Benzes and BMWs, and at first I was satisfied...
I knew I wanted to drive a car I like to enjoy my one and only life.
I look forward to seeing more of their everyday life with their Porsche.

By the way, I just bought a Macan S demo car from Porsche Center.
I spend my days dreaming of buying a Taikan next year...

Nice to meet you.
Always a pleasure to read you!

I am currently choosing various options for my Cayenne coupe, and I am wondering whether or not to install a rear axle steering wheel.

I've heard that there are benefits to small turns, driving stability, roll control, etc. If you know of any benefits of this option, including parking, I would appreciate it if you could let me know!

Also, I wanted to order a PSCB for dust control, but for some reason they can't produce it in the home country, so I'm thinking of installing a PCCB, which I've been curious about for a while.

Sorry for all the questions.

is one of the people who referred to this blog to make the purchase.

I feel that the various articles I have read have lowered the bar for Porsche, an expensive car that I admire but never understand its value based on practicality alone.
Especially, there was very little information about the Panamera, except for a short test drive report by a journalist. In my case, I was initially considering the Macan GTS, but my wife didn't like the oraganic style of the SUV, and the Panamera was perfect for our family's tastes. The information in the owner profile on this blog was very helpful, especially since it was a hybrid, which is a new area for us.

I think this is definitely a UNIQUE site in Japan that provides valuable information from the user's perspective. I am looking forward to more in the future. Thank you very much.

I am always interested in your blog.

I actually bought a 718Cayman at the end of December.

I'll buy a Porsche in my 20's when I'm a kid.
I was thinking, "I'm not sure if this is a good idea or not," so I bought it when I noticed it.

Here is the blog post on the purchase
Thank you for all the help.

Of course, I have been referring to it since I purchased the product.

Life has become even more enjoyable since I bought the Porsche ^ ^ ^.

My own father's Panamera and my own Boxster purchase were definitely the result of reading this blog all over.
I just wanted to comment on this title to let you know that there are at least 2 other Porsche buyers besides "at least 57 Porsches" lol.
Looking forward to your future blogs!

I have been reading your blog for some time.

I owned a 981CaymanGTS.
I ordered a 718CaymanGTS4.0_PDK last September and
GTS4.0 is currently sailing in the North Atlantic off Senegal.
The tone of the 981CaymanGTS is so good that I wanted to own it forever.
I decided to replace it.

987Cayman → 981Cayman → 981CaymanGTS → This time 718CaymanGTS4.0
and this is my fourth Cayman.

I hope you will continue to enjoy our site.
I would like to go to Ashiu once the infection is over.

Nice to meet you, I always enjoy reading your blog.

I too was pushed by this blog to buy a 992 911 Carrera Cabriolet (Gentian Blue Metallic).

It's an expensive purchase, so articles on test drives and simulations of what options to add.

It was very helpful.

The order was placed in November of the year before last, before Corona, so if I hadn't been able to make a decision at that time

I think it was a sneaky procrastination.

Now I can happily go out with my car on the weekends. Thank you!

I support your blog. I know it must be tough raising a child, so please continue without strain.

Nice to meet you, I have enjoyed reading your blog for about 3 years now.
I have always admired Porsche's Cayenne, but when I started reading this blog, I gradually wanted a Panamera.
And finally, after three years, last September, I ordered a Panamera GTS!
Finally, the car is due for delivery in 8 days!
Now looking back at past articles on GPS radar detectors, etc.
I have been reading and thinking about buying a radar after all.
Very informative articles and I think it is the best Porsche blog out there. Keep up the good work.

Nice to meet you. I have been reading you irregularly.
I thought maybe I shouldn't hold back on the things I like after all.
I purchased a 718 CaymanS.
It is often compared to the 981, but the turbo has a great punch.
I am grateful to this blog for giving me a step forward that I had not been able to take.

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Nice to meet you for the first time.

I always enjoy looking at your site.
I also bought a 981 Boxster GTS after reading this blog and watching YouTube.
I was finally able to find it.
I am transferring from an elementary 981 Boxster.
After switching, I found out that the GTS is a sports chassis, so the ride feels much stiffer than the bare PASM, 19-inch.
To be honest, the sound of the bare sports exhaust might have been more pleasing with its high tone.

It's a good thing we know when we part ways.
Otherwise, GTS is good.

We look forward to passing each other again on the road somewhere.

Keep up the blogging, YouTube, parenting, and all the other fun stuff you do!

Hello.

I see from the comments section that so many of you have seen this blog and bought a Porsche!

I had a Boxster before this blog started.
By reading this blog.
In replacing my wife's car, which she wants to buy "an SUV because I want to load it with stuff."
What about Cayenne?" and
Next time you're in the market for a new large sedan, would you consider a Panamera for its handling over comfort performance?"
'When I change my sports coupe, do I go for the 911 that I thought was unnecessary for my lifestyle?'
I began to think about it and so on.
I like used cars, so I don't buy (or can't buy) new cars.

It would be nice to have a banner that says, "Click here to purchase a Porsche." (^^^)

Good evening.

Always a pleasure to see you here!
I've driven a BMWm6, then a GranTurismo mc, and now I'm thinking about driving a 911.
I had no one around me who drove a 911, so I couldn't get my hands on a car like that.
I've been reading this blog and I'm always discovering new things through Porsche.
Most of all, I had a lot of fun through Porsche.
It inspired me to take a step forward and ride it! I was able to take a step forward.
At the same time I was thinking that, I was introduced to a 991.2gt3 (PDK) with less than 5000km on it last December, so I bought it and it was delivered to me (lol).
I'll be following your blog as a Porsche driver from now on!
Thank you for the opportunity to take the first step in the purchasing process!

Hi,

I ended up buying a 2021 Miami Blue 718 GT4. PCCB, bucket seats, manual transmission, and some other stuff I didn't really care about. can't get over it.

I said before I rented a GT3 at PEC in LA and after that I told myself I am ok without buying one. But I got to hit redline a few times and I was satisfied. I told myself I was ok with a Spyder. Even then, I also liked having no car payment and debt... it was on the back of my mind but I didn't really move forward with it.

Few weeks later, my friend convinced me to look for a Spyder or GT4. I made an appointment with the dealership to purchase the GT4, but it did not have extended leather or stitching, so I asked to put a deposit on a new build instead. But they ran out of build slots this year, so we had to settle for whatever inventory was in the US... I made an appointment with the dealership to purchase the GT4, but it did not have extended leather or stitching, so I asked to put a deposit on a new build instead. But they ran out of build slots this year, so we had to settle for whatever inventory was in the US... I didn't want anything red or silver or PDK but everything available was a combination of those. They were cheaper, but I knew that if I didn't get the blue one I would definitely regret it.

In the end I paid a lot more than I thought I would, but the story is also just as important.

I went from sleeping on the carpet for three months, working until 10-11 PM every night, to taking a huge paycut and having to deal with a ton of debt, but and now cashing out on real estate... Leaving in the middle of a meeting in the middle of the day in the middle of the week to buy a GT4 is a pretty nice story too haha story too haha

Still can't get over the fact I wake up knowing this is mine.