How Porsches used to be built

[Webmaster]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTQ4YLJNAKw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYlBAztDUOc

...and a test drive in the mountains.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9fHq...eature=related

:cool:

[engerski]

unfortunately I couldn't pull that video up due to some error.

Reminds me of my own Porsche test drive on 410 between Crystal and CRR.
At the risk of incriminating myself (hope the statute of limitations is over), I fondly remember the adrenaline rush of driving my friends's 911 Turbo at 120mph in 4th gear, never made it into 5th. Amazing how many cars you can pass at that speed. Yes, I know it was reckless, could have caused an accident, only would have taken one elk stepping onto 410 or unwary skier pulling out while I was passing. For someone who grew up on 'no speed limit but your engine' Autobahns, this was just a normal day. My friends and family drive way faster on the Autobahn, 120 mph would be considered the slow lane.
Now I just use cruise control and drive very defensively. Here it is just way too easy to get a driver's license, no training to speak of.;)

[Webmaster]

Porsche is extremely well made and the ride is nearly unmatched! Due to this it tends to whisper "faster" to the driver. :cool:

[kazmee]

Indeed Porsche is known to be one of the fastest cars, as a driver we should always consider safety, especially if you are driving together with your family, its ok to drive a little slower than meeting unnecessary incidents that you might regret in the end.