Don't be a 997 Porsche Wussy
Anyway I have to re-post this as a new thread:
You are perfectly happy with a perfect car? That's perfect!
One problem is in the world the other people live in nothing is perfect. I have Porsche's catchphrase in mind "Excellence is Expected" in mind. I hold them to it. I EXPECT excellence in the cars they produce.
Anybody who is perfectly satisfied with any Porsche is running counter to this Corporate slogan.
For example: The fact that I may have to open my window a crack at 85 MPH to get a little cool air into the cabin of my GT 911, is LESS than excellent in my demanding opinion. Get it? It is embarassing (less than Excellent) that I would have to do such a thing, right?
All my "complaints," concerns, issues, have been accompanied by detailed and reasonable explanations. I haven't in any case, nor by any means, just "trashed" the car and quickly moved on.
Porsche should know this, we customers should never think the car is perfect. I still plan to buy a 997S and I still love the car, just the way I loved my 911T years ago. Was the 911T I had perfect? Hell no! Did I know it at the time? yes.
What may wrong with people who think the car is perfect? ? I heard this may be the problem: they have new buyers blindness. They are now extremely loyal to the product they just spent lots of money on. It is a way to deal with anxiety of the expensive purchase: get really defensive about any mention of the products shortcomings.