Re: [ST] Porsche Drivers

[Steve Hays <shays_adp@xxxxxxxxx>]

Personally, I'd rather prefer to see a retired
orthodontist plodding along carefully in his Z-06 or
911 C2 than the average soccer mom in a overweight SUV
driving it near it's limits (70 MPH) but paying
attention to ten other things more than the road.  

- --- Randy <randys955i@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Marc D wrote:
> <<
> I picked up 4 guys in Porsches not too far from the
> beginning in some 
> of the tighter stuff.
> 
> While I think they are neat cars, their social
> baggage
> is kinda high, 
> and I'm always amused when we pass them in our Honda
> minivan...almost no 
> one seems to drive them in any kind of challenging
> way.
> >>
> 
> I've noticed the same thing, except with Corvettes. 
> 
> Why spend all those bucks if you're not gonna give
> 'er
> the whip every now and again?
> 
> Randy
> '00 RS 
> 
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