Attractive women hate the sight of an average guy in a 911 or other exotic
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11-20-2019, 01:30 PM
I want to add to this train wreck.. In the Ferrari community there is a saying that Ferrari’s only attract teenage boys but I will defer to sillygoose regarding this. If you are buying an expensive toy to attract hot women it needs to fly or float. I will also add that I have witnessed women who talk crap about nice things but when given the opportunity to participate with said things jump at the chance.
And guess what? Some of us (I would speculate many of us) spent our earlier years working on cheaper cars and fixing them up. Built not bought is a slogan that people love to throw around narrow mindedly. I personally am too busy taking care of my family and my profession to spend all my time in the garage anymore and even if I could my back would not tolerate it. So judge away ye with little life experience and even less success. The guy in the 911 is more worried about his family and furthering his career than having the newest caster/camber plates on his civic.
And guess what? Some of us (I would speculate many of us) spent our earlier years working on cheaper cars and fixing them up. Built not bought is a slogan that people love to throw around narrow mindedly. I personally am too busy taking care of my family and my profession to spend all my time in the garage anymore and even if I could my back would not tolerate it. So judge away ye with little life experience and even less success. The guy in the 911 is more worried about his family and furthering his career than having the newest caster/camber plates on his civic.
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This forum is intended for all discussion related to the 992. This includes not only technical or aesthetically related discussions, but also the social aspects of owning a 992. My threads and comments are perfectly appropriate for this forum and I promise that if you take my posts seriously, you will slowly see the brilliance behind my thinking.
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I believe a lot of people buy really expensive cars as a way to advertise their wealth, and that the enjoyment of fast acceleration times and the thrill of driving is just a secondary reason why they would make such a purchase. Nobody actually needs to buy a Porsche to get from point A to point B. It is very much an "image" thing for most owners whether they like to admit it or not. I think about things like this every now and then. Rennlist is a unique place because I think we can agree that most of the people who post here have a well above average income, are almost exclusively men, and are probably on the older side in general. What other forum on the internet is like this that is frequented by such a demographic?
Anyways, I believe that a lot of men think that owning such automobiles will enhance their social status, which is interesting to me, because to me, it seems like in many ways, the opposite is true. I'd just like to start a discussion about this. I'm like one of those youtube social experimenters in real life, except everything I do is real, and is almost never recorded.
Anyways, I believe that a lot of men think that owning such automobiles will enhance their social status, which is interesting to me, because to me, it seems like in many ways, the opposite is true. I'd just like to start a discussion about this. I'm like one of those youtube social experimenters in real life, except everything I do is real, and is almost never recorded.
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Maybe it’s just me, but I haven’t ever heard a women say she rather be taken out in a Civic over the 911. That is unless they are sitting in the back seat.
Ultimately the person driving matters the most, but all else being equal the one driving the 911 or displays the ability of resources does carry more status.
Ultimately the person driving matters the most, but all else being equal the one driving the 911 or displays the ability of resources does carry more status.
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Maybe it’s just me, but I haven’t ever heard a women say she rather be taken out in a Civic over the 911. That is unless they are sitting in the back seat.
Ultimately the person driving matters the most, but all else being equal the one driving the 911 or displays the ability of resources does carry more status.
Ultimately the person driving matters the most, but all else being equal the one driving the 911 or displays the ability of resources does carry more status.
But what I'm really trying to say is that excessive flaunting of wealth backfires in many ways, particularly amongst people under the age of 35. In other words, it is "cool to be poor" nowadays amongst young people. Maybe my observations are wrong, but maybe I am not. Most millennials just don't share the same intense enthusiasm for $100,000+ cars, and would fit in more with the crowd driving a 2005 Toyota Camry. Spending such large amounts of money on what is essentially a rich man's toy exhibits low IQ behavior in a way, but then again like I said, I could be wrong. At this point, since the 28inch rim idea is way too expensive, I think a Panamera 4s optioned out with all the good sport features, full leather, wrapped in chrome gold vinyl with HRE P201 rims would be a great middle finger to them.
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You should be posting in the "Self Help" forum instead. I have for sure seen the the brilliance of your posts and think you need to pay up, become a paying member and then stop posting till you hit puberty.
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