993T as a daily driver? Yes/No, why?
#46
Drifting
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Westlake Village CA.
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You know I clean forgot about the ticket factor. Now that I am no longer driving mine daily, I have managed to wipe my driving record clean.
I used to walk into traffic school and they would greet me like "Norm" walking into Cheers.
I used to walk into traffic school and they would greet me like "Norm" walking into Cheers.
#50
Drifting
Patrick,
I love that you had the foresight to take a picture! On our drive back there were a few cruisers rushing behind us and I freaked for a second and missed the picture... luckily for us they were going after something else. Man, I love that turbo s wing! So would you recommend I use mine daily, Patrick?
I love that you had the foresight to take a picture! On our drive back there were a few cruisers rushing behind us and I freaked for a second and missed the picture... luckily for us they were going after something else. Man, I love that turbo s wing! So would you recommend I use mine daily, Patrick?
#51
Race Car
Well, I have only had mine for 12 days. But I cannot get enough of it. I don't see why you wouldn't drive it every day. Mine is very easy to drive at low (and high) speeds. I don't know how it will handle the tx heat. But I really don't drive much as my commute is 3 miles and I only do it 2-3 times a week. (Travel the other days and the car sits at home.)
#52
Rennlist Member
I find that if I am going to have to park on the street I will take another car. also sometimes don't want anybody looking at me. I find the car creates a lot of unwanted attention. also if I am in hurry it is a drag to wait for warm up (keeping it below 4,000).
the ticket thing is also a concern. I have been pulled over by police who just want to check out the car. but heck life is for living and I can't get that quote out of my head "nobody ever wished they had driven their car less when on deathbed"
the ticket thing is also a concern. I have been pulled over by police who just want to check out the car. but heck life is for living and I can't get that quote out of my head "nobody ever wished they had driven their car less when on deathbed"