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本帖最後由 匿名 於 2010-11-1 11:04 編輯
Yeah, agree with bear, I don't see any problem to drive around kids in Porsche if the baby/child car ...
cremedelacreme 發表於 2010-11-1 10:26


yes you can... you can use ANY car to drive kids...

but it's not COOL anymore

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本帖最後由 匿名 於 2010-11-1 11:05 編輯

住家男人或 C9﹐配合 4X4 多D

唔係通街 D 4X4 點有禁好生意﹖

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yes you can... you can use any car to drive kids...

but it's not COOL anymore
匿名 發表於 2010-11-1 11:03



    Why is it not cool?  I think its cool, and the kids like it too.  Usually my sister in law will use her car to drive kids around, but my nephews do admire their daddy's car more.  My older nephew sometimes will help his daddy wash his car, wax his car too, such a cute little boy!

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I don't care about what sign people put on their cars.  It's their cars and their choices.  However, what's the purpose of that Baby Onboard sign?  Think about it, how many people on the road will actually drive more cautiously because they see that you have a sign?   I don't think many.

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本帖最後由 匿名 於 2010-11-1 11:28 編輯
Why is it not cool?  I think its cool, and the kids like it too.  Usually my sister in law wi ...
cremedelacreme 發表於 2010-11-1 11:07


oh... it's the opposite to my sister-in-law, they drive an Aston Martin but their kids hates it, nor their Ferrari, they preferred their 4x4, I think it's only personal choice

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such a cute little boy!cremedelacreme 發表於 2010-11-1 11:07


oh was it cute?

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oh was it cute?
匿名 發表於 2010-11-1 11:26



    Yeah it was cute.  He actually will take some lighter equipment and helps his daddy wax the car.

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本帖最後由 samsung 於 2010-11-1 11:36 編輯
Excited, sure la.  It's not everyday you see someone seriously consider using their carrera as a d ...
chobit 發表於 2010-11-1 01:55


that's so true, dude... usually my friends who own a carrera has more than one car and they would preferred to use their other cars as family car, if you're happy about it, good for you

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本帖最後由 samsung 於 2010-11-1 11:34 編輯
YOU EXPCET OTHERS TO PAY ATTENTION AND HOW ABOUT YOU?
sheep 發表於 2010-11-1 08:55


good point

maybe what they mean is: "hey dude, be careful, I cannot drive!!! I'm a dumb mum or a can't-drive-a-car-dad, please be aware of me, stay away from me"!!!

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本帖最後由 chobit 於 2010-11-1 11:51 編輯

It's true that my Porsche is not a family car, my previously owned Subaru STi is better.  However, when needing the extra room, I use my wife RDX anyway.

Obviously, I have my reason for the baby signs, and why 911.

my commute to work is actually quite fun and good with very little traffic, so I would like to enjoy my daily drive.  I was originally planning to get a boxster or cayman when my son get old enough to ride safely at the front.  That's when my wife decided to have another kid, so no more cayman or boxster unless I want it as weekend car only.

Well, the leave me little choice but a 911.  Believe it or not, Porsche has been making their own carseats for their 911 for many years.  There are 3 sizes going up from infant seat to booster.

As for the baby signs, it probably looks cool to some husband out there with kids who wish they are on a sport car instead of a corolla, but for those who are single and with no kids, it probably  harder to understand.

Here in Seattle, I can still drive relative fast daily.  U know people go at least 70mph on the hwy.  For me, my comes from the twisty roads and the ramps.  Back to the signs.  It is there to avoid stupid tailgaters and road racing teenagers.  It's my responsibility as a parent to have the baby sign on my car while continue to enjoy my driving.

Driving fast may be fun, I enjoy the handling of a car much more driving within or slightly over the speed limit in the corner or on twisty a lot more.  I know I will be doing some DE and will enjoy the high speed ther, and AutoX will be fun as well.  I will see if I can get some video footage.. Again hope everyone enjoy the pictures here.

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