Now. Now. Let's be kind. Remember there is no test involved in the purchase of a 911 nor should there be. You turn the key and it starts.

 

There's a check book test! Ha ha.

Have to pay to play.

 

Not for some. Many lease.

 

At $1,500-2K+ a month even on a lease the check book test still applies!

 

Okay. Okay.

 

Ha ha. : )

 

Just because you have money, or are a salesman doesn't equate to intelligence. I am also a watch (Rolex) enthusiast. It's amazing how the sales people and buyers have no clue about the watches or the engineering. They are buying brand. A good job done by he marketing people for luxury brands whether it be Porsche, Rolex, Louis Vitton, Channel, etc.

 

Oh well..., I know a lot of people who drive these cars without being interested on technical details and they are very far from dumb, 911s are no longer enthusiast cars.

 

lets face it, " righteous " car nuts like many on interweb car boards are at best tolerated by the C-suite execs at most car companies including Ferrari and Porsche , most who shuffle from brand to brand working up the ladder

whether a Bugatti or a Tatra , the car biz has always been about only one thing : matching the " *** for each seat " as they all say

 

My car has RSC, AD, CBC, DSC, EBD, ETC, EBA, TSC, HDC, EPAS and ABS. Actually those are features on my 2014 Range Rover.