Driver's Ed: How to get the most out of my Boxster?
Hey. I just purchased a 2003 Boxster S. I simply wanted something that would get my old ticker pumping, and bring back the joy of getting into a car in a time where the automotive industri is great at churning out luxury-packed blah-mobiles, that essentially do everytning possible to deminish the driving experience. No noise, no wheel-response, no sound, no road contact. No thrill. At any rate, I now find myself mostly cruising around, feeling no uncontrollable urge to floor it, do donuts or show off the car in any way.
In some ways this is quite ok, but on the other hand it's a darn shame to have a sportscar and not pick the fruits. Kinda like dating a pornstar and never getting blowjob, I reckon..hehe.
So unless I wanna risk my own and the lives of others, where would you suggest I go to get the most out of my car? Porsches dirving school in Germany? (I live in Denmark btw) Local tracks and events? Hire a retired racecar driver who can teach me the tricks? Read a book..? What?
I'm a fairly competent driver, but by far a racecar driver, and I just wanna make sure I get the most fun out of my car.
Let me know what you'd suggest
Lasse
In some ways this is quite ok, but on the other hand it's a darn shame to have a sportscar and not pick the fruits. Kinda like dating a pornstar and never getting blowjob, I reckon..hehe.
So unless I wanna risk my own and the lives of others, where would you suggest I go to get the most out of my car? Porsches dirving school in Germany? (I live in Denmark btw) Local tracks and events? Hire a retired racecar driver who can teach me the tricks? Read a book..? What?
I'm a fairly competent driver, but by far a racecar driver, and I just wanna make sure I get the most fun out of my car.
Let me know what you'd suggest
Lasse
