Sociology question in association with face and car thread

[Sammy]

Every camera broke that tried to take a picture of me...

Agree with all the comments below.

I don't think you can argue with the black and white of being an owner of a Porsche. The black and white being that these cars are expensive and impractical. Given this you can probably guess what the dominant demographics look like.

Sammy

[ohioboxster]

Im not 40.

[blinkwatt]

In Sacramento there are very few Porsches to begin with,so seeing one is rare(there are more 911s then Boxster around here though). The youngest man I know of in Sacramento that drives a Porsche was in his mid 30s. At PCA meetings I by the FAR the youngest person there by about 20-25 years,everyone thinks I'm there with my dad or something.

[Tool Pants]

You folks are too old for a Boxster....

[z12358]

Originally Posted by Tool Pants

You folks are too old for a Boxster....

Tool Pants, I don't think it's safe to drive without shoes. I hope you got into the car just for the pic. Nice GF.

Z.

[jeffsquire]

Originally Posted by z12358

Tool Pants, I don't think it's safe to drive without shoes. I hope you got into the car just for the pic. Nice GF.
Z.

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What's worse is they're driving on the curb!! Get those rascals outtaa there!!

Tool Pants, you are a little too young to be wearing dark socks with shorts...don't ya think?

[SigmaPi]

Sorry,

I wasn't trying to start a debate about the scientific merits of my observation. It just seemed to me, based on the pictures of the thread I mentioned, Boxster owners seem to be younger than the regular P-car owner I am used to. Take it as you will, young at age or young at heart

[Grizzly]

Originally Posted by ohioboxster

Im not 40.

I wish I wasn't 40. Does that count?