Funny, i had just on a whim started looking at Lexus LS sedans yesterday as an alternative, especially after reading consumer reviews and looking up parts lists online for the BMWs and Mercedes. It would probably be the perfect choice, if I could get past the generic factor. It's still on my list though.
I tried to shoot a job without my assistant yesterday and ended up with a back spasm. It was a bit difficult getting in the Boxster, but once I settled in and drove a few miles with that lumbar cushion I was fine again. For a sports car, I find Porsches perfectly comfortable and even with a decent ride. My thinking is focusing on just how
much I drive in them. Around 4,000 miles per month can really magnify any minor issues that normally wouldn't be a factor. I may be overthinking it, but it's still in the back of my mind, so I'm still looking at various sedans just for fun.
Diet has been touched on as well as the stretching and strengthening routines by my doctor.
I wish I liked seafood, but I've never been able to eat it, unfortunately. I have cut out soft drinks and junk food altogether though. Snacks during the day are fruit, water, granola bars, and jasmine green tea. My meals have always been healthy, but my snacking habits horrible! I've avoided vegetable oils and anything with High Fructose Corn Syrup as much as possible. It's amazing how many foods have that stuff, including supposed health foods. I try to pick up organic versions of things when available.
Many thanks for all the input everyone!