My dream, to own two Porsches.

Owning two Porsches was unthinkable to me when I was not interested in cars at all.I can kind of understand if you have two cars for different purposes, such as a minivan and a mini-car, on the premise that they can be driven by a family.But two sports car Porsches, and on a day when they were two-seater convertibles....

Nowadays, there are many people around me, including my husband, who have more than one Porsche.

Mr. XX, I heard you bought another 911.

Although the "Oh, really? That's good.I only responded to the extent of "I'm sorry....

Every day I am painfully aware that my own senses have become completely numb.

Two Porsches, if you want to drive them.

Also, recently, more than ever before, I have been receiving emails and comments on my blog asking for advice on purchasing a Porsche.

Whenever my husband sees such a question, which is often along the lines of, "I'm currently driving ____, but I'm wondering if I should replace it with ____," he says, "I'd like to buy a ____."Well....if those two cars are available, it would be nice to have two if the budget allows it.He often says, "I'm not sure I'm going to be able to do that.

In addition, the

I know that buying two Porsches is usually considered insane. The purchase and maintenance costs are pretty high. So, it's only if your budget allows it... but, "I'm not going to buy two Porsches.I have to narrow it down to one car that I like.I don't think it's ever "I'm not a good person," but I think it's a good thing.
If you want one, you can buy two, and if you work hard enough to afford two, you can work hard enough to afford two.
."I really wanted to ride two cars...Instead of holding back and riding one car with "I'm going to buy two cars," I'll be more motivated to work and be more creative in how I earn money, and maybe it will be a positive thing. ...I mean, I think there is a good chance of that.
I know there are various restrictions from household to household, such as the need to have one car due to family or parking situations.Must be one unit.By removing the mental block of "I'm not going toMaybe there is an option to have two cars?I think it's important to think with the awareness of "what is the best way to do it?
I actually got to buy a couple of Porsches myself, and every time I got to the point where I was like.Work harder and make more money so that we can keep these Porsches.and more motivated to earn money.
And in the beginning, I was trying my best to "raise my annual income," but gradually I thought, "Even if I buy the Porsche I want, it is a waste that I am too busy to drive these Porsches.Be conscious of raising your hourly rate, not your annual income.So I started to think, "I need to have more free time.
From there, it's just a matter of time beforeHow can we become an organization that can run without me?and so on.
I think my "if there's a Porsche I want, I'll get it, even if it means owning more than one," has ultimately led me to raise the bar for myself.

And so on. I see...

In fact, I once wrote a blog post titled "I drive a 992 and am wondering if I should switch to a 981 Boxster.I had received an email asking for advice. My husband said at the time, "If our budget allows, it would be nice to have two cars...they are very different cars..." The person ended up buying a 981 Boxster.

A few months later, "In fact, I've since purchased a 992 Cabri S, and I'm enjoying my two-car setup! I'm so glad I took the plunge and bought it! Thanks to your and your wife's blog.We received a call from a customer who said, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

Amazing...!!!!!!!

As for me.I wonder if the wife is convinced... her husband is having trouble being inspired by some incomprehensible Porsche blog...!I hope he is not thinking that... (laugh), but I am relieved to hear that he is enjoying the Porsche life with his family.

Every time I get a report like this, my husband recently

Especially with used cars.If you see an individual you want, you should definitely get it without hesitation.I think. Due to emission and environmental regulations, manufacturers are no longer able to make sports cars like they used to, so the cars that will be released in the future will not be the same as before.
And don't give up your current car easily. I think it is better to keep it dearly even if you have two cars, because you will never be able to get a car in good condition at that price again.

and so on. That's for sure....

Recently I have been receiving more and more emails and comments on my blog asking for advice on purchasing a Porsche, and I have not been able to reply to them as often as I would like or take the time to do so.

I hope to be able to respond to your questions in the future, either in the form of a blog post or by answering them in the "space" radio function on twitter.