Driving Experience In The New Porsche

Porsche are revealing the new model of 911 Turbo S in the motor show of Geneva in March 2010. I think it will be great if people tell their driving experiences in older versions of Porsche 911. It could be talking about what you think needs improving from the old version? What was the low point of the old Porsches? What new addition you would like to see in the new Porsche?

Before all you gather your thoughts let me tell you something about the new Porsche. It has been revealed as the fastest Porsche ever built so far. It is faster than the Ferrari 458 Italia which does 0-62mph in 3.4 seconds. The new Porsche is 0.1 second faster than the Ferrari with 0-62mph in just 3.3 seconds, incredible.

This car is for people who enjoy more power as it has greater performance, power and driving dynamics. And the driving experience in this car would be far more exciting than previous Porsches. As well all know when any big brands bring a new car with better performance the price is better too. The new Porsche doesn’t come cheaper and it worth around approx £100,000. So why don’t you write about what new features can this new Porsche 911 Turbo S have than previous Porsche 911 Turbo.

To be honest I am not a big fan of having fast cars in the UK. I don’t see any roads where we can head to and enjoy the top speed of this beauty and besides I work in London City where bikes are faster than the cars. I rather buy a bike than spend my whole life savings on a super car. Many car lovers might disagree with me in this remark but it is just my opinion.

Previously I did a similar post on one of my client in flying industry asking people to give their opinion on their flying experiences. There were great responses from people all over the World. They sent their views on new things to improve flying experiences by asking us to have flying experiences in countries and cities with high mountains such as Nepal, Colorado etc. Most queried about how they can learn to fly without being scared of knowing they are few thousand feets above the ground.