Average Cayenne owners age?
10-18-2005, 02:06 AM
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Originally Posted by JARO
me: 32
Wife: 29
2 bad *** dogs: Minature Schnauzer and Yorkishire Terrier!!!!
No kids....so we are DINK's...
Wife: 29
2 bad *** dogs: Minature Schnauzer and Yorkishire Terrier!!!!
No kids....so we are DINK's...
10-18-2005, 07:35 AM
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Originally Posted by MadFox
Feel 45??? what is that supposed to mean? Geez, at 47 I'm one of the old geezer on the forum 
I wonder how skewed this is from real Porsche Cayenne membership because of internet use, etc?? 
It seems the age is very young and yet I'd be surprised that Porsche's demographics would support what appears to be in the thread - but maybe so?
Thoughts from any other old FARTS??.. or do you Flat Belly youngsters think that the trend is younger for Porsche because the mentality is "why should I wait till I'm my Dad's age to get my Porsche??"
And Hey, tongue in cheek here --- not trying to start a war between the states... er I mean the older/younger Cayenne owners<@
I wonder how skewed this is from real Porsche Cayenne membership because of internet use, etc?? It seems the age is very young and yet I'd be surprised that Porsche's demographics would support what appears to be in the thread - but maybe so?Thoughts from any other old FARTS??.. or do you Flat Belly youngsters think that the trend is younger for Porsche because the mentality is "why should I wait till I'm my Dad's age to get my Porsche??"
And Hey, tongue in cheek here --- not trying to start a war between the states... er I mean the older/younger Cayenne owners<@
But I also expect to quit early.
10-18-2005, 10:02 AM
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As far as age goes, it seems like the average age in our region of the PCA has steadily crept upwards since I joined 34 years ago! I had a 914 when I joined (still have it BTW) and there were younger members because the cars weren't as expensive as they are today. I wonder what the average age is in some other forums compared the Cayenne- its demographics are probably different than the sports cars- of course, there are a lot of people with Cayennes that are long time Porsche drivers who needed an SUV, like me. I must admit that when Porsche first talked about doing a SUV I wasn't too thrilled, especially when they dropped the LeMans program to do it. I must say, for all around use, it has become the most popular vehicle in our household...you forget how much it weighs when you're driving it!
10-19-2005, 01:20 AM
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Originally Posted by thecleaner
MadFox LOL! I could pick an older age to smooth the soul, I just picked it due to my hours that I work. I am aging at a rate faster than wanted But I also expect to quit early.
But I also expect to quit early. 
Quit early? Ahhh, grasshopper-san - when you get a little older you will come to realize quitting isn't all it is cracked up to be. I know quite a few guys who've retired for maybe two years and then "piddle" with a small business or go back to work albeit something that doesn't require those arduous 45 hour/workweeks -- Ha! 
10-19-2005, 07:30 AM
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Originally Posted by MadFox
Hmmm, you only work 45 hours/week? Quit early? Ahhh, grasshopper-san - when you get a little older you will come to realize quitting isn't all it is cracked up to be. I know quite a few guys who've retired for maybe two years and then "piddle" with a small business or go back to work albeit something that doesn't require those arduous 45 hour/workweeks -- Ha!
Quit early? Ahhh, grasshopper-san - when you get a little older you will come to realize quitting isn't all it is cracked up to be. I know quite a few guys who've retired for maybe two years and then "piddle" with a small business or go back to work albeit something that doesn't require those arduous 45 hour/workweeks -- Ha! I worked those hours long before I expanded the company. Ah what a mistake!
Thosw were the good old days!
10-20-2005, 08:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Zin
Thought this would be a fun topic.
What is the average age of the Cayenne owner here on Rennlist?
Add then, to make things even more fun, what is the average wifes age here on Rennlist?
What is the average age of the Cayenne owner here on Rennlist?
Add then, to make things even more fun, what is the average wifes age here on Rennlist?
10-21-2005, 01:18 PM
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Me 47 wifey 46 stil turns my head when she walks by! 5 kids 10, 8,7,6,3 On my fourth p-car. The kids love it. My 3 year always yells out weeeeee on turns and acceleration, course thats my wife driving.....
hey my belly is VERY flat do janga sit ups if you dare!!!!
hey my belly is VERY flat do janga sit ups if you dare!!!!
10-21-2005, 08:26 PM
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My wife still turns my head...damn she is good lookin'! Every once in awhile she catches me "checkin' her out" and just smiles back. 
I suppose that is normal for someone who has only been married since this past May! Speaking of just married...maybe we should "break in" the new CS....that front seat does lay down flat. Ooops, is that too vulgar for here? 
That could be a whole new thread couldn't it?
I suppose that is normal for someone who has only been married since this past May! Speaking of just married...maybe we should "break in" the new CS....that front seat does lay down flat. Ooops, is that too vulgar for here? That could be a whole new thread couldn't it?