So, a Priest, Rabbi, and Minister walk into a bar. The bartender walks up and says, "What is this, some kind of joke?"

I wouldn't be surprised if buyers of new Porsches are also overly serious with a limited sense of humor.

SInce this has gotten so much "technical" interest... here is more of the quote:

The “Porsche image” is “serious. The driver will take himself and his car … damned seriously…. [He] will have no more than a limited sense of humor. Especially concerning Porsches. … slightly insecure … likely to be possession-proud. A car for the technician, rather than the engineer, if you get the distinction.” -- Road & Track, June 1969, p. 58, from a comparison test of the Porsche 911T, Corvette, Jaguar E-type and Mercedes 280SL “Four Luxury GTs.” The other makes’ owners were characterized as follows:

Jaguar E-type: Class, Dignity, owner is sophisticated in his tastes, one that swings, but with dignity, probably doesn’t know much about engineering

Corvette: Plastic, flashy, lots of eye-catching angles and gimmicks; personality of owner is “the Animal”

Mercedes 280SL: Square, even dull

and...

"Judging by the car you have chosen, you are motorist of a special breed…." – from 911 Owner’s Manual

BTW, apparently I can't fix the spelling error in the title of this thread via the edit button(?) IT just galls the perfectionist in me....

You should be more easy-going about the error. Be willing to have a sense of humor...oh, wait, never mind.

How the He11 did they ever let me in the door.....and that explains alot about my problems with that certain unmentionable Gruppe ......a guy with a stick up his a$$ has more of a sense of humor than they do, and sophistication...LOL the monkeys in the zoo throwing ***** at people have more sophistication than the Gruppe does...

Ohhhh yeah....Hey Nostatus were you trying to make a joke?