Is Cayenne for Wives?
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Its all about the color and wheel combination.
Imo a Cayenne with 18" or 19" wheels looks like a soccer mom SUV.
My wife thinks that my white CS w/21" turbo II looks too agressive for her, even though she loves how it rides, she still prefers her Mercedes ML350 to haul the kids and do the shopping.
Imo a Cayenne with 18" or 19" wheels looks like a soccer mom SUV.
My wife thinks that my white CS w/21" turbo II looks too agressive for her, even though she loves how it rides, she still prefers her Mercedes ML350 to haul the kids and do the shopping.
Galion,
21 Turbo II looks just awesome. Can't get it off my head. Can't think of any better words to describe it. Just A.W.E.S.O.M.E
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Its all about the color and wheel combination.
Imo a Cayenne with 18" or 19" wheels looks like a soccer mom SUV.
My wife thinks that my white CS w/21" turbo II looks too agressive for her, even though she loves how it rides, she still prefers her Mercedes ML350 to haul the kids and do the shopping.
Imo a Cayenne with 18" or 19" wheels looks like a soccer mom SUV.
My wife thinks that my white CS w/21" turbo II looks too agressive for her, even though she loves how it rides, she still prefers her Mercedes ML350 to haul the kids and do the shopping.
As for a woman's car, Well if it is then call me Miss Daisy, cause I love mine.
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A real man is secure enough in himself that he doesn't care what others think and certainly doesn't need a car (even one as special as a P car) to make him feel more of a man.
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Hello Cayenne lovers & owners,
More I read threads here at 6sOnline, I see many people say
'I just picked up my wife's cayenne'
'Cayenne is my wife's daily drive'
'My wife loves this and that about Cayenne'
After all this time I am about to purchase the first Porsche in my life that is built for women?
Is that really true that lord drives RR and soccer mom drives cayenne?
Should I get base 991 and buy my wife super loaded Sienna since I can't afford two Prosche?
Oh Man...this is not fair...I stay late again tonight...
More I read threads here at 6sOnline, I see many people say
'I just picked up my wife's cayenne'
'Cayenne is my wife's daily drive'
'My wife loves this and that about Cayenne'
After all this time I am about to purchase the first Porsche in my life that is built for women?
Is that really true that lord drives RR and soccer mom drives cayenne?
Should I get base 991 and buy my wife super loaded Sienna since I can't afford two Prosche?
Oh Man...this is not fair...I stay late again tonight...
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Yes the Cayenne is driven by soccer moms, yes the boxster spyder is considered a girly car and every other 997 is driven by a dentist. Nothing wrong with being a soccer mom, a girl or a dentist. To not drive any of those superb vehicles due to having doubts about one's masculinity or image is an act of sheer folly. I did not find the need to buy a CTT to prove my manliness. My CS is more expensive than a base turbo so it was not about the $$ either. Buy what u like and not what would please others. That's my sincere advice, please don't mistake me and I apologize if I came across as being rude or impolite.
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Yes the Cayenne is driven by soccer moms, yes the boxster spyder is considered a girly car and every other 997 is driven by a dentist. Nothing wrong with being a soccer mom, a girl or a dentist. To not drive any of those superb vehicles due to having doubts about one's masculinity or image is an act of sheer folly. I did not find the need to buy a CTT to prove my manliness. My CS is more expensive than a base turbo so it was not about the $$ either. Buy what u like and not what would please others. That's my sincere advice, please don't mistake me and I apologize if I came across as being rude or impolite.
). merry christmas !Ben
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I don't think the fact that the 958 is a popular choice for a woman (or wife) makes it any less of a man's car. The same could be said for bentley's, mercedes s-class, astons, or any other more "comfortable" high end cars. I wouldn't feel any less man driving any of those.
I think just not all women share their husband's passion of driving a track car to work that could turn your spinal cord into mush and would scrape going over a speed bump
I think just not all women share their husband's passion of driving a track car to work that could turn your spinal cord into mush and would scrape going over a speed bump
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Merry Christmas Everyone!!!!!
Ever since this thread started, I've been looking more closely at the Cayenne driver that I've seen on the road. So far, 90% of the Cayenne drivers are male, at least around my route
Ever since this thread started, I've been looking more closely at the Cayenne driver that I've seen on the road. So far, 90% of the Cayenne drivers are male, at least around my route
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