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A great daily driver while still strong in accident avoidance. Admittedly, not a fan of turbo (lag is still obvious). I'd heard that it drives like a 911 on stilts from a couple of people. After 2 months with it, I believe that's a fair description.
Only regret is that I now have two cars I feel compelled to take care of. With the 4Runner, I'd drive it and park it anywhere. I miss that.
I hear you. It is liberating not having to care much.
No surprise there are some very nice daily drivers here. So here is mine. Ford F-150. Yes, I care about it. Raised that way. Great fun, very confortable and very useful. Oh, the stereo is done by a buddy. It's flat out amazing.
I had an old style diesel Range Rover Sport, which is currently being sold. Going to try daily the 911 for a while, in part because I want to move to a petrol or petrol-hybrid SUV and none really catch my interest. I'm kind of interested in the Velar but it being new to market it's got a huge premium on it.
We have a new diesel RRS as a family car. I really like the diesel motor. Fits very well for how I want to drive it.
The 911 is my DD and in the winter I throw on Alpins and drive it on any cold clear day. The SUV comes out when the snow is deep or the roads are salty.
My wife has a Mini DD for another year (lease). She's thinking she'll get a BMW or Tesla when it's up.
How about some pics of the Z? When I was 7 my mom had an '85...loved that car. When it came time to get a sports car the Z was the first.
Here's a pic of my Z and my 911 - I alternate daily driving between them. Rennlisters will laugh but that Z has been a fantastic car. Between it and the 911 I clearly have a thing for the domed sports car shape and 5 spoke wheels.
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