This is the story of a strange match that gave me the opportunity to purchase a Porsche 911GT3.

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The other day, my family and I went to eat conveyor-belt sushi for dinner. It was dinner time and quite crowded, so we were waiting in the waiting area when a father with his family, who entered the restaurant later, approached my husband.

Mr. XXX, Mr. XXX, we meet again!

My husband said, "Oh, Mr. A! We meet again!" and her expression was a mixture of surprise and joy. Soon after, they started talking about cars, and the maniacal Porsche talk was in full bloom. After a while, my husband said, "This is Mr. A, whom I told you about before.and introduced him to me, and Mr. A's first words were.

Ah! That wife who drives a manual transmission...!

It was.

...No, that's the point (laughs).

I had heard a lot about it, but to my surprise, this Mr. A is the one who inspired my husband to buy the GT3 Touring. More specifically.Without Mrs. A, my husband would never have been able to purchase the GT3 Touring!The following is a list of the most common problems with the "C" in the "C" column.

Why purchase GT3?

About a year ago now, before my husband had yet to order his GT3 Touring. My husband was refueling his Boxster at a local gas station when he was suddenly approached by a man of his age.

Whoa! Is that a manual! That's nice! And the dealer is the same!

This person was Mr. A, but he was in the middle of filling up his tank, so when we finished refueling, he said, "Well then! and we parted without much conversation. My husband came home that day and said

He was a very nice guy. We were at the same dealership and seemed to get along well....

She seemed to regret it. Not long after that, my husband went to Ashiu on a whim, and to his surprise, he met Mr. A again! At that time, Mr. A was driving a GT3 (991.2).

I want a GT3 Touring too, but they don't come to Japan. Too bad.

I casually mentioned that Mr. A.I believe the GT3 Touring is available in Japan as an authorized import, why don't you ask your dealer?My husband immediately checked and made an appointment. My husband checked and made a reservation. He was half resigned to the fact that he would probably not get a slot, but he was lucky enough to get one and was able to purchase it. At that time, my husband was

I had always thought that I couldn't buy the GT3 Touring from a Japanese dealer because I couldn't configure it on Porsche's Japanese website, so I gave up on the idea.God gave me the opportunity to meet him to buy GT3.like a "W" (or "W" for short)

He used to say (laughs).

I was so happy to see him in the waiting area of a sushi restaurant the other day.

Porsche, a match made in heaven

When I was younger, I used to think, "Even if I have a relationship with someone once, I have to make sure I keep it alive..." and I would do my best to make it last. But as I got older, I realized that I had to make aThere are some relationships that attract and some that don't.I began to realize that "the

While there are people whom we cannot meet no matter how hard we try, or with whom we cannot connect after meeting once, there are others whom we meet regularly without any particular intention, or with whom we somehow have a long-lasting connection.

I guess that's what "fate" is all about.

At my age, I have almost no opportunity for others to scold me, and I have fewer opportunities to reflect on myself.birds of a feather flock togetherAs the saying goes.The people around you now = a mirror of yourselfI think it is. Therefore, thinking about what kind of people are around you is a barometer to know who you are now.

Through Porsche, I have made connections with people that I would never have met if I had been doing my job as a normal person. I hope to grow even more in the future and cherish the wonderful relationships I have now, I thought again.

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. (somebody's) location

    Hi Mina, nice to meet you.
    I always enjoy reading your blog.

    I recently purchased my first Porsche (981 Cayman), although it is a different model. The impetus for...
    I went to the Porsche Museum on a summer trip to Germany, a friend of mine encouraged me to get a car while I was still young! My other friends bought a BMW 7 series, I met this blog, and so on...

    This helped to power up my enthusiasm and I was able to purchase the product. So I really feel that fate and timing are important.

    I wished I could connect myself to someone else's important relationship....

    • Mina.Mina.

      (former) Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry
      Thank you for visiting my blog!
      And congratulations on the delivery of your Cayman: !!!!

      Your friend is amazing...!
      It is said that young people are becoming less interested in cars, but when I hear that there are people like Mr. Moto who buy sports cars, I am very happy to hear that they are buying sports cars.
      Makes me think Japan has a bright future!

      >I thought to myself, "I wish I could be connected to someone else's important relationship....
      Yes, it would be wonderful if we could be like that! It would be wonderful if we could be like that ^^^.

  2. Sakura is a puppy daddy.

    I always enjoy looking at your site.
    I've been driving a base model 718 Cayman since July, less than a year old.
    When the car was delivered, the GT4 was already reserved. Two months later, in September, I placed an order for a GT4. I could not afford to add more cars to my order, so I had to switch from the base model.
    Like your husband, I thought I would never be able to get a GT, but I went to the dealer the other day to finalize the OP when I heard that a production slot was available in R2.January. I went to the dealer the other day to finalize the OP. I have only owned one transmission car since I got my license. I have driven many transmission cars in my work, but I am not sure if I can drive a 420hp transmission. I will be joining the ranks of mission Porsche owners in February and March.
    Please keep up the fun blog.

    • Mina.Mina.

      Sakura, the puppy's daddy.

      Oh congratulations!
      You won a production slot! That's great...!

      I guess the clutch on the GT4 is heavy... but with every new model.
      I hear the clutch is getting lighter and lighter.
      I wonder if perhaps it would be easier to drive...

      I am very envious of you!

      We would be happy to hear your impressions of the car after it has been delivered and you have driven it.
      Thank you for your continued support!

  3. TAKA

    I always enjoy reading your articles.
    Stopping by this blog has become a daily routine.
    I have a small car history for my age, but I think it was "fate" and "timing" that led to the purchase of each car.
    I think that when both of these factors meshed well, I was ready to make the purchase.
    In my case, when I buy a new car, I am quite worried not only about the financial aspect, but also about my attachment to the car, my memories of it, and the people who helped me when I bought it (the "fate" part), but sometimes it is the "timing" that blows it away.
    The longer I drive, the more I imagine the day when I have to say goodbye to my beloved car and think, "I can't do it anymore. I have been pushed (or rather pushed away) to change my car.
    My current car is 20 years old, and I sometimes go to the dealership with my son to look at it, thinking that it is time for me to move on, but on the way home I am told, "You can't let go of your current car, can you, Dad? I was told, "You can't let go of your current car, can you? I wonder if there is anything that will ever transcend the 20 years that have passed. I wonder if anything will ever transcend the 20 years that have passed.

    • Mina.Mina.

      TAKA.
      Thank you very much for visiting our blog.

      >I think it was "fate" and "timing" that led to the purchase of each car.
      Indeed, timing is pretty big too...!
      Mr. TAKA has been driving his car for 20 years, and his car is really a happy car.

      It is also to be cherished and loved by the owner for a long time and at the same time
      It is also amazing to see a car that continues to run that well.