Maybe it's because I'm new...
 

I can't say "My Porsche", or, "My Boxster" without developing a big grin.

Short of suffering a loss, does that symptom of ownership ever go away???:D

Nope, sure doesn't!

This is the second year of my first Porsche ownership and I'm still pumped.Way pumped

I sure hope not... I still get me a ****************-eatin' grin on whenever I stroll out to the garage.

I can't tell you how much it won't go away...even if it breaks down...it's still your Porsche!

Same boat!!

Still happens. Now I wonder what people think when they see me grinning after I walk out the car. They are prob thinking what's wrong with him?!!! If they only knew.

You would think after so many years and over 230K miles of driving one of these machines I would get tired of it… NOPE! ABSOLUTELY NOT! In fact I can’t imagine not having a Boxster in the stable. I tell everyone that makes a positive comment about the Jägermobile, “I highly recommend owning one”, but then I realize it’s not for everyone. I like to maintain my Boxster and have the skills to do so, not everyone can do that.

The only time it stopped was when I did not own one. I was really said for a few years.

I've been driving Porsches for 30 years. I still grin every time I climb in one and turn the key.

Have fun with yours!

Rick

While I would say that I still look back at it every day after its parked and I walk away, I will be devils advocate on this one, I see that a sense of sprezzatura is a always healthy.

BigJake, making the old man get the dictionary out....

Guess we're all under the same spell!

+1 On Never Goes Away
 

Bought my first Porsche in 1981. My Boxster is my fourth P car, and the feeling never goes away. I have a free standing garage for the Boxster and even in the dead of winter I stop by to stand and stare, and tell her good weather is just around the corner.

New owner also. I hope that feeling never leaves!! Going to fire her up and go for a spin now!!!:)

Permagrin...
It's contagious.