When can you tell if they're interested in cars?
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My 17 year old doesn't even like me dropping her of at high school in the Porsche because her teachers tease her. I drop her off 1/2 a block away!
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Thanks for the great pics. I can't wait to get him out in the garage. Well, he's already been there but slept through the whole adventure.
I have always wanted to visit Savannah but that's a long drive. I'm almost positive that I will be attending the 2012 Parade. See you then if not before?
So do you think buying this car for him when he's 1 month old is too much? If Jager says never too early ...
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...So do you think buying this car for him when he's 1 month old is too much? If Jager says never too early ...
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Very cute pics of your kiddies, guys!
My three are only somewhat interested in cars - the oldest, because he gets his learner's permit next April; the middle one, because she has a thing for Karmann Ghia's; and the youngest, because she likes to be seen "stylin'."
My three are only somewhat interested in cars - the oldest, because he gets his learner's permit next April; the middle one, because she has a thing for Karmann Ghia's; and the youngest, because she likes to be seen "stylin'."
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Great pics! I have three daughters. The middle one is the closest to me in liking cars. We got her a 944 for her first car which was probably not the wisest move. My son-in-law is very interested so I'm enjoying teaching him about pcars. It's fun to share the excitement that comes with these cars.
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He's coming along well. Five months.
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My 2 stepdaughters (15 and 12) are semi interested. My oldest will always tell me if she sees one on the road or in a movie. Almost got duped into watching one of the Twilight movies for Porsche content. My son (turns 4 in March) on the other hand is very much into cars. He loves playing with his Matchbox cars. Even when we play Candyland we use cars instead of the pieces. They are all adopted by the way so genetics has nothing to do with it.
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It's been a year. He loves to go in the garage and look at the Porsches, pictures of Porsches, and the bicycles. I tell him, "If you stay out of trouble this will all be yours."
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My grandson was 5 when I shot the picture for my avatar. At two he could name off the cars by brand (and some models) as they drove into Starbucks, "Ford, the big blue oval...Chevrolet, the heartbeat of America..." Start 'em early!