Quadcammer

Yet anothercrisis

I come from the classic less expensive sports cars and we all used to wave. Recently I came out of a Corvette and got a return wave most of the time. I see few 911's of any ilk and have yet to receive a return wave.

alexb76

Sometimes, usually the guys with older cars wave and appreciate the cars...

neuneleven

often wave or flash lights....the return is as predictable as heads or tails

MagnusB

sure

hpowders

I concentrate on my driving 100% of the time which means no gawking, no waving. Driving a Porsche is serious business. I don't need or solicit distractions.

RED HORSE

Flashed a 944 and a 914 just yesterday.

Jaydoggster

I wave to as many soccer moms as I can, hoping for a flash, but the best I've gotten back so far is a wave. I'll keep at it, in hopes of that day...

FI Flyer

In the late '50s (!!!), I had a Triumph TR3A. I always waved at English sports cars)MGs, A-Hs, Jags and Mercedeses (sp?) but -- Oh! we were snobs -- never Corvettes. More recently, in my former Cayman and current C4S coupe, I can't wave and hope to be seen but I do double flash my lights. Sadly, my salute is rarely returned. We live in hard times. Alas.

mousecrab

Yes, on Sat/Sunday curises; enjoying our P ride.
No, during weekdays rush hour traffic; can't wait to get the hell off the roads.

jcnesq

I wave at my soccer mom in her Cayenne S all the time, but ever since we got married she tends to ignore me.

I do wave or give a thumbs up frequently but its hit or miss whether it will be returned.

You should be here at Rennsport Reunion - at least this weekend its a huge wave fest around town.

pissedpuppy

bay area thing, I think. less waving

pdxjim

Got a wave yesterday from a Panamera while I was in my Cayman S Cabriolet.

chopperzz

Hands at 10 and 2, all the time, that's what they teach you on the track.

FI Flyer

Aren't Cayman Cabriolets called Boxsters?