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So, here's one for you. In every stereotype and exaggeration, there is a kernal of truth.
I'm at the grocery store this morning. I come out of the store, and smack dab in front of the store there is a guy climbing out of his silver Carrera. He has just parked it in the yellow cross-hatched triangle at the front end of the lot, even closer than the handicapped spaces. His purpose, apparently, was to park where he was not likely to get his precious Carrera dinged, while at the same time maximizing his visibility, and minimizing the tedious trek from the back of the lot.
It is this sense of entitlement demonstrated by some Porsche folks that turns others off about Porsches.
Sometimes we are our own worst enemy.
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